text: Is not a court of law FR Loi 24.7.1966, 89-117, Dec. 23.3.1967, 77-95; BE CCOM 54; CH CDO 712-716; EGLAT FR: of one kind of société anonyme ; BE: of a société anonyme ; CH: of a société anonyme or société en coromaiidite par actions s consejo de administración - 222 - conseil de direction E board of management/ governors S conseil de famille E family council S consejo de familia F conseil de guerre (BE) E military court - court martial S consejo de guerra F conseil de l'ordre (FR) E executive council S consejo de la orden F conseil de prud'hommes (FR, GE, LU) E labour court S tribunal del trabajo Conseil des Prises (FR) E Prize Court S EGLAT Of an institution BE CC 406, CJ 1243; FR CC 407, CPCN 1219-1223; CH ce 364-365; QU CC 250 QU CC 250 ES obs.: Aguilar arts. 293-313 C. Eur 18 There are several such courts in BE Merryman 491 Of a bar association FR COJ L.421.1 et seq.. CT L.511.1; C. Eur 39, 87; de Vries 80 In FR there are a large number of such courts; in FR, GE and LU they have features unlike those of ordinary courts of law, but should be called courts rather than boards or tribunals because they are part of the ordinary judicial hierarchy; the official name in GE, where there is only one, is Tribunal de prud'hommes; Merrjmian 269 labour baard Dalloz F Conseil des Prises de Guerre (FR) = Conseil des Prises ~ 223 - conseil des tutelles (FR) E guardianship council S conseil de surveillance E board of supervision - supervisory board Conseil d'Etat 1. (BE, FR: dr. adm.) organe suprême de l'ordre administratif, possédant des attributions administratives, judiciaires et consultatives 2. (GE) organe exécutif du canton 
analysis: This text appears to be a list of court systems and their characteristics across different countries, including Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland, and Luxembourg. The text mentions specific types of courts, such as labour courts, family courts, and administrative courts, which suggests that the category is related to the administration of justice. However, the text also mentions specific institutions and organizations, such as bar associations and executive councils, which could be related to education, employment, or human rights.