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Autodescription — royal order (Q2864346)
description: type of decree in Belgium
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- Parent classes (classes of items which contain this one item)
- royal order (Q2864346)
- decree (Q2571972)
- statute (Q820655)
- legal act (Q740464)
- written work (Q47461344)
- →(¶) legal transaction (Q327197)
- →(⁋) legal act (Q1864008)
- rule (Q1151067) (†)→
- legal norm (Q216200)
- statute (Q820655)
- decree (Q2571972)
- royal order (Q2864346)
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Can someone helpout with adding w:Royal resolution (Netherlands) to this page? Apparently it accept only one article from any Wikipedia. But since the article on Belgium is too country specific, there are too many nuances, there is a second one on the Netherlands. The fact that two countries use the same words doesn't mean they actually mean the same thing. A royal resolution is not a law in in the formal sense (Dutch: wet in formele zin), unlike the royal order in Belgium. Perhaps there should be a disambiguation page? --OSeveno (talk) 14:41, 20 February 2019 (UTC)