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    The document outlines the latest warrant of precedence in Bangladesh, which lists 25 categories of government and military officials and political leaders in order of precedence. The highest precedence is given to 1) the President of the Republic, followed by 2) the Prime Minister and 3) the Speaker of Parliament. Other high-ranking officials include cabinet ministers, judges, ambassadors, and military officers of high ranks such as Major General.

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    The document outlines the latest warrant of precedence in Bangladesh, which lists 25 categories of government and military officials and political leaders in order of precedence. The highest precedence is given to 1) the President of the Republic, followed by 2) the Prime Minister and 3) the Speaker of Parliament. Other high-ranking officials include cabinet ministers, judges, ambassadors, and military officers of high ranks such as Major General.

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    The document outlines the latest warrant of precedence in Bangladesh, which lists 25 categories of government and military officials and political leaders in order of precedence. The highest precedence is given to 1) the President of the Republic, followed by 2) the Prime Minister and 3) the Speaker of Parliament. Other high-ranking officials include cabinet ministers, judges, ambassadors, and military officers of high ranks such as Major General.

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    The document outlines Bangladesh's warrant of precedence, which ranks individuals in the government and military by importance and status.

    The warrant of precedence ranks government officials such as the President, Prime Minister, cabinet members, and judges in order of importance and precedence.

    Government secretaries, additional secretaries, joint secretaries, commissioners, deputy commissioners, and military officers of various ranks such as brigadier, lieutenant colonel, and major are included in the middle ranks.

    The latest warrant of precedence are in the following order:

    1.President of the Republic;


    2.Prime Minister of the Republic;
    3.Speaker of Jatiya Sangsad;
    4.Chief Justice of Bangladesh, Former Presidents of the
    Republic;
    5.Cabinet Ministers of the Republic, Chief Whip, Deputy
    Speaker of Jatiya Sangsad, Leader of the Opposition in
    Parliament;
    6.Persons holding status of a Minster without being
    members of the cabinet, Members of the cabinet, Mayor
    of Dhaka;
    7.Ambassadors and High Commissioners of the
    Commonwealth countries accredited to Bangladesh;
    8.Ministers of State of the Republic, Deputy Leader of the
    opposition in Jatiya Sangsad, Whip, Chief Election
    Commissioner, Deputy Chairman of the Planning
    Commission, Judges of the Supreme Court (Appellate
    Division);
    9.Persons accorded status of State Ministers, Election
    Commissioners, Judges of the Supreme Court (High
    Court Division);
    10.Deputy Ministers of the Republic;
    11.Persons accorded status of Deputy Ministers, Envoys
    accredited to Bangladesh;
    12.Cabinet Secretary, Principal Secretary to the
    Government, Chief of Staff of Army, Navy and Air
    Force;
    13.Members of the Jatiya Sangsad;
    14.Visiting Ambassadors and High Commissioners not
    accredited to Bangladesh;
    15.Attorney General, Comptroller and Auditor General,
    Governor of Bangladesh Bank, Ombudsman;
    16.Secretaries to the Government, Officers of the rank of
    Major General in the Army and equivalent in the Navy
    and the Air Force, Inspector General of Police,
    Chairman of Public Service Commission, Chairman of
    University Grants Commission;
    17.Officers holding the status of secretaries to the
    government, Vice Chancellors of universities, National
    Professors, Director General of National Security
    Intelligence;
    18.Mayors of municipal corporations (within the
    jurisdiction of their respective corporation);
    19.Additional Secretaries to the Government, Charges d'
    Affairs ad interim of Foreign Countries accredited to
    Bangladesh, Visiting Ambassadors and High
    Commissioners of Bangladesh, Professors of
    Universities in selection grade, Chairman of state
    corporations, Chairman of Tariff Commission, Director
    General of Anti-Corruption, Managing Director of
    Sonali Bank;
    20.Officers of the status of Additional Secretaries to the
    Government, Managing Director of Bangladesh Biman,
    Vice Chairman of the Export Promotion Bureau,
    Members of National Board of Revenue, Members of
    the Public Service Commission, Registrar of Supreme
    Court, Managing Director of nationalized commercial
    banks;
    21.Joint Secretaries to the Government, Commissioners of
    Divisions (within their respective charges), Additional
    Inspector General of Police, Chairman, Rajdhani
    Improvement Trust (RAJUK), Officers of the rank of
    Brigadier in the Army, and equivalent in the Navy and
    Air Force, Surveyor General of Bangladesh;
    22.Officers of the status of Joint Secretaries of the
    Government of Bangladesh, Commissioners of
    Divisions (outside their respective charges), Deputy
    Inspector General of Police (within their respective
    charges), Inspector General of Prisons, Officers of the
    rank of Full Colonel in the Army, and equivalent in the
    Navy and Air Force;
    23.Additional Commissioners (within their respective
    charges), Mayors of municipal corporations (outside
    their respective charges);
    24.Chairman of District Councils (Zila Parishad), if elected
    (within their respective charges), Deputy
    Commissioners (within their respective charges),
    Deputy Inspector General of Police (outside their
    respective charges), District and Sessions Judges
    (within their respective charges), Officers of the rank of
    Lieutenant Colonel in the Army, and equivalent in the
    Navy and Air Force;
    25. Deputy Secretaries to the Government, Chairman, if
    elected, of class-1 municipalities (within their
    respective charges), Chairman of upazila parishad
    (within their respective charges), Civil Surgeon (within
    their respective charges), Superintendents of Police
    (within their respective charges), Officers of the rank of
    Major in the Army, and equivalent in the Navy and the
    Air Force.

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