Mandatory instruction

The mandatory instruction indicates a capacity granted an elected official in whom his decisions are related to a whole of obligatory education from which it cannot derogate. He is opposed to the representative mandate.

Importance of the mandatory instruction for the anarchists

The common of Paris of 1871, was one short period where it was tried out the mandatement imperative one.

At the time of the Spanish Revolution in 1936, and especially in Catalonia, villages or communities functioned by the mandatement imperative one, and organized with large scales this principle. The commune of Atenco, of 2001 to 2003, with the Mexico, had one two years period when it was also tried out this operating process, before the State Mexicain does not impose, with the assistance of the army, a mayor with the commune and a repression thereafter.

In the Kabylie, in Algeria, during the years 2000, the revolt known as of the “black Printemps” led communes to be managed sometimes with the mandatement imperative one.

French substantive law

In the Constitution of the V {{E}} Republic, in France: “Any mandatory instruction is null” (see, Titer IV - Parliament, article 27). Only the representative mandate is legal.

See too

representative Mode

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