text: FR CC 5 * BE; a judgement of the Council of State settling a conflict of jurisdiction **FR! see Guillien, Amos 9 n.4 Proc. pen.: CPP 213-215, 231, 268, 327; Dalloz instcttctjlpn prépaTatQJire sects. 142-145; Capitant FR: by the indictment division of an appeal court committing a person accused of a serious offence (F crime), ordinary offence (délit) or minor offence (contravention) to an assize, correctional or police court respectively, for trial; in the case of a serious offence, synonymous with arrêt de mige en accusation; note 1 - 90 - 2. remittal order S 1. 2. F arrêt de renvoi en cour d'assises (FR) = arrêt de mise en accusation F arrêt du Tribunal fédéral (CH) E Fédéral Tribunal judgement S F arrêté (BE, CA, CH, FR, GE, RW) V. projet d'arrêté E order By the Court of Cassation or the Council of State remitting an appealed case to an inferior court or other body for rehearing FR: acte législatif (au sens: matériel, Cornu acte législatif (b) obs.); décision administrative prise par im ministre, un préfet ou un maire et faisant partie de la catégorie des règlements. Dalloz Dr. adm. p. 71; CH: peut être soit fédéral (Const. 85, 89), soit du Conseil fédéral, soit cantonal (p. ex. GE Const. 116); BE Const. 107; RW Const. 47, 48, 90 In BE, CH, GE an important class of legislation and therefore often called decree by scholars writing in English, but since both décret and arrêté are found in BE (in theory) and in FR (in practice), and ordonnance as well as arrêté in FR and CH, it seems best, in the legislative sphere, to reserve decree. osâsx. and ordinance for décret, arrêté and ordonnance respectively; note that in EN important subordinate legislation is made by QxúSX. in CQunC.il 
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