After the merger, new titles must be confirmed first — otherwise nothing can be done with proper authority.
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From 《论语·子路》. When asked by Zilu what he would do first if given government, Confucius replied: 必也正名乎 — 'The rectification of names.' He then explained: 名不正则言不顺,言不顺则事不成,事不成则礼乐不兴… This doctrine of 正名 (rectification of names) became foundational to Confucian statecraft.
usage
正 here is read zhèng (correct / proper). The phrase is the 'rectification of names' argument — used when debating titles, job descriptions, or political legitimacy.