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 1   2, 29 |       from them. We hand over the administration to others. With the Superior'
 2   2, 29 |       cede, once and for all, the administration of his goods to whomsoever
 3   2, 29 |    Brother Provincial, accept the administration of goods belonging to others,
 4   5, 85 |     perform, Brothers employed in administration or in manual work co-operate
 5   9, 125|     bringing it under the General Administration. (cf 137.4.1)~ ~
 6   9, 129|           directly on the General Administration and do not form part of
 7   9, 129|        the service of the General Administration, they forego their passive
 8   9, 137|         the overall policy of his administration, and to examine questions
 9   9, 137|   financial report of the General Administration, presented each year by
10   9, 137|          dependent on the General Administration; ~ ~ 14. interpreting the
11   9     |        connected with the General Administration - in particular, archives,
12   9, 143|          the Province and for the administration of provincial resources.
13   9, 143|           required by the General Administration are sent at the time indicated.
14   9, 148|          the Brothers, and in the administration of the Province resources.~ ~
15  10     |                    Chapter 10 The Administration of Temporal Goods~ ~
16  10, 155|          and fixed assets. ~ ~The administration of liquid assets is carried
17  10, 155|         This constitutes ordinary administration.~ ~The Brother Provincial
18  10, 155|        has responsibility for the administration of what constitutes the
19  10, 155|          the level of the General Administration, when it is necessary, permission
20  10, 155|         constitutes extraordinary administration. (c 638; cf 137.3.11; 150.
21  10, 156|           are responsible for the administration of the temporal goods of
22  10, 157|       day-to-day matters of their administration1. They refer extraordinary
23  10, 157|      holds good for all levels of administration - general, provincial, and
24  10, 158|          gives directives for the administration of the goods of the Institute.
25  10, 158|         operations of the General Administration.~ ~At each level of government,
26  10, 160|           finances of the General Administration. While respecting the limits
27  10, 160|          statement of the General Administration to the Brother Superior
28  10, 160| provisional budget of the General Administration. He submits it to the Brother
29  10, 162|        Superior can undertake the administration himself.~ ~ ~162.1 The term
30  10, 162|           162.4 When the ordinary administration has been provided for, the