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** [[Air commodore|Air Commodore]] in the Air Force
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* Additional Chief Judicial Magistrates/Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrates/Joint District and Sessions Judges/Joint Metropolitan Sessions Judges
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* Additional Chief Judicial Magistrates/Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrates/Joint District and Sessions Judges/Joint Metropolitan Sessions Judges
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* Deputy Registrars of the Supreme Court
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* Deputy Registrars of the Supreme Court
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* Surveyor General of Bangladesh
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* Surveyor General of Bangladesh
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* Controller General of Defence Finance
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* Controller General of Defence Finance
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* Councilors of Embassies, High Commissions, and Legations of Foreign and Commonwealth Government
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* Joint Chief, Planning Commission
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* Joint Chief, Planning Commission
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* Officers of the rank of Full Colonel in the Army and equivalent in the Navy and the Air Force
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* Officers of the rank of Full Colonel in the Army and equivalent in the Navy and the Air Force
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Relative preeminence of officials for ceremonial purposes
The order of precedence in Bangladesh, officially known as Warrant of Precedence, is a symbolic hierarchy that lays down the relative precedence in terms of ranks of important functionaries belonging to the executive, legislative and judicial organs of the state, including members of the foreign diplomatic corps. When a person holds more than one position, the highest position is considered. The Warrant of Precedence was challenged by a writ petition. On November 10, 2016, the Appellate Division of the Bangladesh Supreme Court issued a full judgment on the writ of Warrant of Precedence.[1] The Government filed a review petition, thought the Appellate Division did not stay the execution of the judgment. Cabinet division revised and published a new warrant of precedence in July 2020 which contradicts the judgement of the Supreme Court on Warrant of Precedence.[citation needed]
Order of Precedence of Bangladesh 1986
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Position
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- Persons holding appointments accorded status of an adviser without being members of the Advisory Council
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- Deputy Ministers of the Republic
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| 11
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- Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary accredited to Bangladesh
- Persons holding appointments accorded status of a Deputy Minister
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| 13
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- Visiting Ambassadors and High Commissioners not accredited to Bangladesh
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- Senior Secretaries of the Government
- Senior District and Sessions Judges
- Registrar General of Supreme Court of Bangladesh
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- Secretaries to the Government including the Secretary to the Parliament
- District & Sessions Judges
- Registrars of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh
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- Mayors of the City Corporations (within the jurisdiction of their respective corporation)
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- Additional Attorney-General
- Additional Secretaries to the Government
- Additional Inspector Generals of Police (Grade – 2)
- Chairman, Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission
- Chairman, Bangladesh Agricultural Development Corporation
- Chairman, Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation
- Chairman, Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation
- Chairman, Bangladesh Power Development Board
- Chairman, Bangladesh Steel and Engineering Corporation
- Chairman, Bangladesh Sugar and Food Industries Corporation
- Chairman, Bangladesh Textile Mills Corporation
- Chairman, Bangladesh Water Development Board
- Charge-d’affaires ad-interim of Foreign Countries
- Director Generals of Anti Corruption Commission
- Executive Chairman of Bangladesh Agricultural Research Council
- Managing Director, Bangladesh Krishi Bank
- Managing Director, Sonali Bank
- Professors of Universities in Selection Grade
- Visiting Ambassadors and High Commissioners of Bangladesh
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| 20
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| 21
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- Additional Chief Architect
- Additional Chief Engineers of Government Departments
- Chairman –
- Collectors of Customs and Excise
- Additional Director General, Health Services
- Commissioners of Divisions outside their respective charges
- Commissioners of Taxes
- Consuls General
- Controller General of Accounts
- Controller General of Defence Finance
- Councilors of Embassies, High Commissions, and Legations of Foreign and Commonwealth Government
- Joint Chief, Planning Commission
- Officers of the rank of Full Colonel in the Army and equivalent in the Navy and the Air Force
- Officers of the status of Joint Secretary to the Government
- Principals of Medical and Engineering Colleges and Professors of Universities
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- Additional Commissioners (within their respective charges)
- Additional Deputy Inspector Generals of Police
- Mayors of City Corporations outside their respective charges
- Military, Naval, and Air Attaches to Embassies and Legations and Military, Naval, and Air Advisors to High Commissions
- Professors of Medical and Engineering Colleges
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- Assistant Inspector Generals of Police
- Chairmen of District Councils (if elected) within their respective charges
- Deputy Commissioner & District Magistrates within their respective charges
- Commandant of the Bangladesh Marine Academy
- Officers of the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army and equivalent in the Navy and the Air Force
- Senior Judicial Magistrates/Metropolitan Magistrates/Senior Assistant Judges
- Assistant Registrars of the Supreme Court
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- Superintendents of Police within their respective charges
- Deputy Secretaries of the government
- Civil Surgeons within their respective charge
- Officers of the rank of Major in the Army and equivalent in the Navy and the Air Force
- Chairmen (if elected) of class I Municipalities within their charges
- Chairmen (if elected) of Upazila Parishads within their respective charges
- Assistant Judges/ Judicial Magistrate
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