Administrative Order - Gyosei Meirei
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The term "order" refers to a general provision enacted by an administrative agency that does not contain laws or regulations. It does not contain any content related to the rights or obligations of citizens. It is the opposite of a legal order. Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
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〘名〙 行政官庁が制定する一般的な定めのうち法規を内容としない命令をいう。国民の権利、義務に関する内容をもたないもの。法規命令に対する語。
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