Structure of The Order
Originally the order had four principal officers whose duties were to administer its affairs:
- Chancellor
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Master of Ceremonies
These duties were limited by a reform of August 17, 1827 to certain ceremonial roles at the installation of knights, and no successors were appointed to the then holders of these offices.
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