BUREAUX

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1. a bureaux set up is defined as a team where each member works as a team member first and a trained specialist second, who contributes his specialty to the team effort. Bureaux exist to expand Dn. and Scn by raising stats and delivery in existing activities and expanding the area by forming new activities whose stats and delivery are then raised. (CBO 51)

2. a division is called a bureau. The plural (French) is bureaux. (CBO 52)

3. the bureau is external. A bureau always has external products. The external management function and so on is the bureau function. Bureau is something that operates another org; it doesn't operate the org that's there. (ESTO 2, 7203COl SO 11)

4. Flag Org, WW and Cont'l ECs go through bureaux which coordinates their orders, prevents conflict and makes a one channel communication line to orgs. (CBO 28)

5. policy is the broad general outline originated by top management. Orders are the instructions issued by the next lower level of management to get things done that result in products. Here is where a bureau acts. It is a supervisor and orderer for top management. (FBDL 12)

6. each CLO is patterned after the highly successful and standard 7 Division Org Board issued in HCO Policy Letters in 1967. Each division is called a bureau. (SO ED 96 INT)