68Precedence of Corps

68 Precedence of Corps (1) The Corps in the Army are the Corps in the following list, set out in order of precedence: (a) the Corps of Staff Cadets; (b) the Royal Australian Armoured Corps; (c) the Royal Regiment of Australian Artillery; (d) the Royal Australian Engineers; (e) the Royal Australian Corps of Signals; (f) the Royal Australian Infantry Corps; (g) the Australian Army Aviation Corps; (h) the Australian Intelligence Corps; (i) the Royal Australian Army Chaplains Department; (j) the Royal Australian Corps of Transport; (k) the Royal Australian Army Medical Corps; (l) the Royal Australian Army Dental Corps; (m) the Royal Australian Army Ordnance Corps; (n) the Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers; (o) the Royal Australian Army Educational Corps; (p) the Australian Army Public Relations Service; (q) the Australian Army Catering Corps; (r) the Royal Australian Army Pay Corps; (s) the Australian Army Legal Corps; (t) the Royal Australian Corps of Military Police; (u) the Australian Army Psychology Corps; (v) the Australian Army Band Corps; (w) the Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps; (x) the Women’s Royal Australian Army Corps. (2) Units of the Army take precedence as follows: (a) the units of the Permanent Forces have precedence over the units of the Reserves; (b) the units have precedence according to the order of their numerical succession; (c) if units are not included in a numerical succession, the units have precedence according to the order in which the Commands to which they belong are specified in the instrument appointing Commands.