ORDERS, QUERY OF

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it occasionally happens that an order is issued or a policy is enforced or is found to exist which if put into full effect in a certain area would result in loss or destruction. Someone told to man up, for instance, all admin departments, sees that this would upset the tech-admin ratio. Instead of putting the order into effect he should query the order with (a) the name of the issuer and the exact order, (b) the reason it would result in loss or destruction if put into effect, (c) a recommendation resolving the problem the order sought to solve. (HCO PL 15 Dec 69 II)