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1826 Apr. 24. The is therefore
, but not altogether suspended by Text:
1826 Apr. 3. This
continues 13
out of the 28 Articles
in K. D. how
1826. Feby. 27.
Constitutional Code.

Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively
§. 6. Procurative function.

1.
Art. 1. Procurative function.
For the exercise
of it, as to persons or
things, concomitant
courses are
1. The effective or
consummative.
2. The initiative.
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2.
Art. 2. As to things,
effective modes of
procurement are
1. Fabricative: viz on
Government account.
2. Reparative: of a thing
in Government possession —
3. Emptive: i.e. purchase.
4. Conductive: i.e. hire.
5. Transmissive: from
sub-department or
office, to do. transfer —
Out of these antagonizing
modes, the functionary
will have to
choose.
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3.
Art. 3. the initiative
course supposes,
antecedently to effectuation,
the operation
of two authorities, one
making application to
the other: according to
their relative situation
the name varies —
1. From super- to
subordinate, mandative.
2. sub- to superordinate
fictitive.
3. — Minister or
subordinate in one
sub-department to do. in
another, rogative.

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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 6. Procurative function.

A Copy at the end of
Art. 9. which is on the next page.

Art. 4. 1.
. From the Prime
Minister a Procurative Mandat it will be
addressed to the Minister,
for the service of whose
sub-department the article,
(person, thing or money,)
regarded as needed is is to
be procured: from a
Minister to his subordinate
for whose use, as
such, it is regarded as
needed.
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The copying
5.
Text from comments here
Art 5. 2. Application
Letter is in pencil page 1.
. From a
Minister, it the will be addressed
to the Prime Minister.
If it be approved by him,
either a correspondent
instrument will be sent
down to the functionary
to whom it belongs to
procure the article; or else
the petitive requisition instrument
with a expressive
or correspondent mandation,
with appropriate
attestation, as per §. 8.
At the same time, a
manifold exemplar will be
sent down to the Minister
from whom the
application comes: and
so, in case of a like
application from any
inferior functionary to
his superordinate.

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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 6. Procurative function.

6.
page 2
Art. 6. 3. Application
From a
Minister, it will be
addressed to the
Minister of the sub-department
in which the
article is situated.
At the same time,
an exemplar will be
sent to the Prime
Minister: he will
either leave it to the
Minister to comply or not,
or send down such
mandate permissive,
prohibitive or alterative,
as the occasion
may appear to require.

7.
Art. 7. In what case,
by a functionary
subordinate to a Minister,
a requisitionrogative
application may be
addressed to the Minister
of a subordinate in
another sub-department,
the legislative, having
regard to the businesses
of the several
sub-departments will
determine.

8.
Art. 8. Examples
1. For Persons.
For a detachment
application from
Preventive Service to
Army sub-department,
or vice-versa.
2. For things: for warlike
stores from Navy
to Army subdepartment.

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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 6. Requisitive function Procurative function.

P3 16 April 1826
Better omitt the modifications
to the
rank of requisitor and
requisitee. it might
produce jealousy, envy
and disputes. State this
as a reason for the
omission.
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Date_1	1826-02-27	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-8
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