3. M. 6011. u psz m 8134— EShe ZM, 8709.- ES M 9494.— °) Sy. to the states, WE 4): it soon turned out to be insufficient: the Novgorod, Tobolsk and Irkutsk provincial chancellery made it clear that the amount allocated to the states in 4763 could not be corrected'). Thus, the expanding circle of regional administrators complicated the clerical procedure; the complicated clerical procedure increased the government's costs. Let us now consider the attitude of the governor to the provincial government. In the General Regulations of 1720, the rules were set out on which the structure of all the institutions present under Peter V. was based - both state and regional, and the Governor's Chancellery. was the same colleague, and the attitude of the governor to her was the same as the attitude of the president to his colleague. In particular, the attitude of the governor to the provincial clerk was determined: 1) by the order of the zemstvo clerks in 1790, which essentially based the secretarial position and ponyuf and 9) by instructing the governors in 1764, in which with more I clearly define the attitude of the governor to the chancellery. In an order of 1720, the governor (coevod) was ordered to visit the provincial chancellery (Zemskaya) twice a week - before noon for 5 hours; Here he had to receive and listen to petitions and send other cases, with the help of the zemstvo clerk (secretary). Only unimportant matters could be sent by the governor at his home °). In the instructions to the governors, 1764, we said, the relationship of the governor to the provincial chancellery, which was supposed to be “in the exact governor’s directorate,” was more clearly defined. The governor was ordered to monitor the correct course of affairs; like a colleague's president, salt spread the affairs between those present; for ordinary legal cases he could not be present, but for official matters his presence was necessary. Here we meet the retreat UPS.
3. M. 13.558.— * P. 6. 3. No. 357, paragraph 52 and 4. Lesche from collegiate in favor of the beginning of one-person: in the case of a slow development of particular litigation, the governor not only forced the members to speedily proceed with it, but if they disagreed, the decision itself dV10 by virtue of laws and general regulations. If the wrong decision of both the chancellor and the governor himself was appealed to some colleague, at the hearing of which the appealed case was received, then the board, for the wrong decision, could only fine the chancellor, and reported about the governor to the Senate. If any government that has the power to send decrees to the provincial chancellery remained dissatisfied with it, then instead of the usual duplicates, it reported this to the governor, demanding that he force the chancellery; and if such a government was not satisfied with the governor himself, then, together with the provincial prosecutor, they submitted a case against him to the Senate. All secret messages, both from the Senate and from the first three colleagues, were sent to the name of one governor, and not to the provincial office; and the governor, having received and fulfilled these instructions, reported and reported on his own behalf, Regarding this secret correspondence, the instruction of 1964 ordered the governor to bring with him one secretary and a number of clerical servants, whom he took from the provincial chancellery as needed. This marked the beginning of the actual governor's office, which currently exists, as is separately established. The procedure for relations between the governor and the chancellery was not established for a long time - and only in 1767 was the rule established that when the governors are not present in the general administration of the provincial chancellery, then the need to report to their sfd% by memorandums; The governors had to make an offer to the provincial chancellery. When the governor was absent from the provincial city, reports were sent to him. In the office and P.S.
3. M. 123.137. I. Sh. UE. provincial and voivodship governors also sent proposals, to voivodes - orders and received reports from them 5).