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Til E ORGANS OF GOVERNMENT. 51
In cases where tlie Governor-General is not
in agreement with, the Senate upon questions
to be submitted to the Emperor, he has the
right to append his own opinion to the reports
of the Senate. The Governor-General is
likewise the head of the executive authorities. As
such, it is his duty to provide for the public
safety, to see that the orders of Government
are strictly observed, and that the legal rights
of the inhabitants of the country are respected.
He superintends the acts of the police and other
public functionaries charged with executive
measures. In these matters lie prescribes, in
conjunction with the Administrative
Department of the Senate, or even directly, in case of
urgency, the steps to be taken by the governors
of provinces ; when, however, a direct order is
given, the Administrative Department must be
informed of the same, so that there may be no
conflicting orders.
The Governor-General is expected to travel
about the country from time to time, to inspect
public establishments and report 011 tlio same
to the Emperor.
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