government office
Administrative premises used by government institutions, including ministries, military offices, and service administration.
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Government offices are spaces used by government institutions for administrative purposes.
The institution uses the space to perform administrative work. Government ownership of a building alone does not establish this office use; the work undertaken in the premises does.
A government ministry identifies a high-level department, while government services identifies offices administering or providing services. A military office is distinguished by the military institution whose administration it houses.
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More specific definitions
4 sub-definitions-
central bank
A headquarters or regional office of an institution that manages a national or shared currency. -
government ministry
A high-level executive department of a national or sub-national government. -
government services
Government offices where agencies administer or provide services, including both program offices and public service premises. -
military office
Office premises used for the administrative work of military institutions, including dedicated recruitment offices.
Related definitions
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civil defense
Spaces and structures used for protection of citizenry and maintaining social order. -
diplomacy
Facilities for a country's diplomatic representation abroad or its mission to an international body, with associated services. -
judiciary
Governmental court facilities and supporting judicial sites, including confinement before trial and incarceration under sentences. -
legislation
Government buildings used for making laws and for meetings of legislatures, parliaments, or municipal councils. -
military
Places for armed forces under a government to train, exercise, test weapons, and conduct related military activities.