Which action does an order to vacate require?

An order to vacate specifically mandates the relocation of tenants from a particular property or unit. When such an order is issued, it indicates that the premises are deemed unsafe or uninhabitable, compelling the tenants to move out in order to ensure their safety and well-being. This action is typically taken by regulatory or housing authorities to protect individuals living in conditions that may pose health or safety risks.

The other options do not capture the primary intent of an order to vacate. Cessation of all activities generally refers to stopping activities within the property rather than vacating it; improvement of facilities would aim to enhance or repair conditions rather than require occupants to leave; and immediate inspection of the premises might occur at various times for different reasons, but it does not directly connect to the requirement for tenants to vacate. It is the act of requiring tenants to relocate that is the clear and direct action stemming from an order to vacate.