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- Institutes and undertakings which pertain to a convent, a province, or the Order, and which are placed under the jurisdiction of the respective superior, may enjoy certain rights according to the statute of administration of the province or of the Order.
- Similarly, personal administration may be conceded to designated officials of a convent, a province, or the Order: they are considered delegated administrators.
- Within the limits of the statute of administration of a province or of the Order, superiors may depute individual brothers to carry out particular tasks.
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