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Executive Order No. 9 (1992)

Memorandum Order No. 13, S. of 1986, and all other orders or parts thereof which are inconsistent with this Executive Order are hereby repealed or modified accordingly.

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Executive Order No. 9 (1966)

—7. The application must be executed in person by the applicant and must include an oath or affirmation of allegiance to the Republic of the Philippines. If such application is in order, a passport must be issued unless there is a pending criminal case against the applicant in a court of component jurisdiction in which case the issuance may be denied. If, however, the applicant is able to obtain the approval of such component court for his travel abroad, then a passport must be issued as if no c

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Executive Order No. 8 (1992)

among the structural impediments that must be removed are import restrictions that have not only hampered the flow of trade between the Philippines and the rest of the world but have also hindered the efficient development of local industries;

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Executive Order No. 8 (1966)

2. The Staff shall have, with the approval of the Executive Secretary, such personnel as may be assigned or detailed to it from the various departments, bureaus, offices and instrumentalities of the government and such other personnel necessary for the performance of its functions. All positions in the agency are hereby declared to be highly technic

1966
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Executive Order No. 7 (1992)

PROVIDING FOR THE CREATION OF AN EXTENSION OFFICE OF THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT IN MINDANAO AND VISAYAS, ASSIGNING A PRESIDENTIAL ASSISTANT FOR MINDANAO AND VISAYAS, DEFINING THEIR FUNCTIONS, POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

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Executive Order No. 7 (1966)

The functions, records, properties, equipment and unexpected balance of appropriations, if any, are hereby transferred to the Philippine Sugar Institute.

1966
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Executive Order No. 6 (1992)

this can be achieved with greater efficiency if a mechanism acting as integrator for programs to be implemented by government agencies and non-government organizations for the countryside can be created;

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Executive Order No. 6 (1966)

the smuggling and traffic in smuggled goods is a form of subversion which erodes our economic gains, promotes syndicated crimes, encourages lawlessness, and have resulted in the deterioration of the normal character of our people;

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Executive Order No. 56 (1966)

2. Military personnel of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, guards in the employment of the Bureau of Prisons, Provincial governors, lieutenant governors, provincial treasurers, city and municipal mayors, and guards of provincial prisoners and jails, when such firearms are in possession of such officials and public servants for use in the performance of their official duties.

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Executive Order No. 55 (1966)

The Committee is hereby empowered to call upon any department, bureau, office, agency or instrumentality of the Government for such assistance as it nay need for the accomplishment of its task.

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Executive Order No. 54 (1966)

, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby create a Joint Committee on Financial Management Improvement Program composed of the Secretary of Finance, the Auditor General and the Budget Commissioner, which shall pursue a financial management improvement program that will satisfy the needs of the Philippine Government and its instrumentalities. It is understood that during the Committee meetings, leadership therein shall be provided by the respective mem

1966
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Executive Order No. 53 (1966)

the proper development and wise utilization of critical manpower are essential to economic development in general and the attainment of the goals of the Four-Year Economic Development Program in particular;

1966
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Executive Order No. 522 (1992)

AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 60, SERIES OF 1967, PRESCRIBING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE CONTROL AND SUPERVISION OF THE IMPORTATION, SALE AND POSSESSION OF CHEMICALS USED AS INGREDIENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF EXPLOSIVES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

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Executive Order No. 521 (1992)

these yearly events are deemed vital as the AMM is a meeting among the ASEAN Foreign Ministers to formulate policy guidelines, review all ASEAN documents, provide policies and programs for implementation of the various ASEAN Committees and bodies while the PMC is an invaluable opportunity for ASEAN Foreign Ministers to meet with their counterparts from Australia, Canada, European Community, Japan, New Zealand, Republic of Korea and United States to discuss a broad range of international and regi

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Executive Order No. 520 (1992)

the Department of Foreign Affairs, whose primary tasks are, among others, the promotion of Philippine exports to markets— abroad and the encouragement of foreign investments into the Philip pines, is fully prepared to be involved in, and be utilized by, the Export and Investment Development Council (EIDC) in discharging the latter's functions to provide advice on export and investment development efforts of the government; review and assess the country's export and investment performance; identi

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Executive Order No. 52 (1966)

, President of the Republic of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby ban the manufacture, sale and possession of firecrackers and other pyrotechnic wares.

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Executive Order No. 519 (1992)

the role of the Department of Tourism in regional development and physical planning must be harnessed in the pursuance of the policy declared in Executive Order No. 505, series of 1992 "Further Amending Executive Order No. 308 (s. 1987), as amended by Executive Order Nos. 318 (s. 1988), 347 and 366 (s. 1989) and 455 (s. 1991), Providing for the Reorganization of the Regional Development Councils";

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Executive Order No. 518 (1992)

AMENDING CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 486 DATED 8 NOVEMBER 1991 ESTABLISHING A PERFORMANCE-BASED INCENTIVE SYSTEM FOR GOVERNMENT-OWNED OR CONTROLLED CORPORATIONS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

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Executive Order No. 517 (1992)

pursuant to the powers vested in me by the provisions of Section 401 of the Tariff and Customs Code, as amended, an additional duty of five (5%) percent—ad valorem—was imposed through Executive Order No. 443 dated 3 January 1991, as amended by Executive Order No. 475 dated 15 August 1991, on all imported articles subject to certain exceptions and conditions;

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Executive Order No. 516 (1992)

during the brownouts which have been frequently recurring daily towards the deadline for paying income tax, banks cannot accept tax payments under the new system and therefore it is necessary to issue revenue official receipts printing of which cannot immediately be done because the National Printing Office ia presently engaged in printing ballots and other COMELEC materials for the coming elections;

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Executive Order No. 515 (1992)

the President of the Philippines has continuing authority to reorganize the administrative structure of the Office of the President by, among others, transferring any function under the Office of the President to any other department or agency of the Government pursuant to Section 31, Chapter 10, Title III, Book III of the 1987 Administrative Code;

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Executive Order No. 514 (1992)

Executive Order No. 495, series of 1991, as amended, directed the dissolution of the Philippine Shippers' Council and its incorporation as a private, non-stock and non-profit corporation with the Securities Exchange Commission; and

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Executive Order No. 513 (1992)

the Secretary of Justice in Opinion No. 210, series of 1988, opined that Section 22 of Proclamation No. 50 dated December 8, 1986, as amended, empowers the President of the Philippines to amend or repeal the laws creating government-owned or controlled corporations for divestment, dissolution, consolidation, merger or regularization;

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Executive Order No. 512 (1992)

with the enactment of the Local Government Code of 1991, more powers, functions and resources from the National Government have been devolved to the local government units as the frontline agencies to realize the development of specific geographical areas; and

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Executive Order No. 511 (1992)

there is an urgent need to integrate and replicate countryside development efforts in key Agro-industrial Development Areas (AIDA) in order to implement the Countryside Agro-industrial Development Strategy (CAIDS) as adopted by the government through Cabinet Resolution No. 39, series of 1989;

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Executive Order No. 510 (1992)

the said agreement for regional cooperation include trade liberalization, foreign exchange movements and capital flows, tourism, transport and communication, human resource development with the objective of expanding intraregional investments trade and production, and services and have wide reaching effects in all sectors of the economy including business and industry, agriculture, labor and peasantry, finance and service sectors;

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Executive Order No. 51 (1966)

pursuant to Resolution No. 466 of the Provincial Board of Rizal dated March 30, 1966, the Provincial Governor issued Administrative Order No. 10 creating the Agricultural Development Council for Rizal for the purpose of undertaking a province-wide program of agricultural development including provisions for technical and financial assistance to farmers;

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Executive Order No. 509 (1992)

Executive Order No. 495, series of 1991, entitled "Converting the Philippine Shippers' Council, the Boy Scouts of the Philippines and the Girl Scouts of the Philippines into Private Corporations and For Other Purposes" was issued pursuant to Section 22 of Proclamation No. 50, series of 1986, which latter issuance "remains to be operative until it is amended, repealed or revoked by Congress" (Opinion No. 210, series of 1988, of the Secretary of Justice);

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Executive Order No. 508 (1992)

, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby order:

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Executive Order No. 507 (1992)

DIRECTING THE TRANSFER OF FISCAL YEAR 1992 APPROPRIATIONS FOR DEVOLVED SERVICES AND FACILITIES OF CONCERNED NATIONAL GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE ALLOTMENT, ENJOINING LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS TO REVISE THEIR 1992 ANNUAL BUDGETS ACCORDINGLY AND INSTRUCTING THE SECRETARY OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT TO ISSUE THE RULES AND REGULATIONS TO BE OBSERVED FOR THE PURPOSE, ALL PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE OF 1992.

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