VI.   Institution

An Order is the term used to define a sub branch of a Religion or Cult, distinct from other organs colleges, churches, trusts, corporate bodies, entities and institutions according to its instrument of formation, purpose, by-laws, geographic region and activities.

An Order is not a valid Order unless it conforms to these canons and the most sacred Covenant Pactum de Singularis Caelum.

A valid Order may be further subdivided into geographic subdivisions according to its hierarchy as defined by its deed or instrument of formation.

As a Cult by definition seeks to diminish and corrupt knowledge, a Cult is forbidden to establish, operate or control Orders in areas where knowledge is a crucial component to the effective delivery of service such as health, education and sciences.

Any Cult found to be operating an Order in an area where knowledge is a crucial component immediately forfeits the right to continue ownership and control of such services and they must be surrendered to the appropriate Ucadian Society. Where a Cult refuses to surrender institutions it is not permitted to operate, then it is permissible to seek enforcement to make sure such property and services are properly and lawfully ceded.