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Ordnungsamt → Bourgmestre
Ordnungsbehörde, Bürgeramt Ordnung, Kommunaler Ordnungsdienst
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In DR Congo
Public order belongs to an elected politician, not to an office. The organic law charges the commune's mayor with maintaining it and places police units at his disposal — the separation German administration insists on does not exist here.
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Main similarities
- Keeping public order and fining breaches of it
Main differences
- General policing → Bundeskriminalamt, Landespolizei
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