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Executive Order No. 332 (2000)

in order to attract pump-priming activities, government should take a more proactive stance to provide assistance to current and potential investors, expedite the screening and approval process for ODA and BOT projects, and facilitate and coordinate the processing of all documents, clearances, permits and other requirements for the whole duration of these projects and investments;

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10 sections

Executive Order No. 331 (2000)

transnational crime is a national security concern as embodied under the National Security Policy Framework crafted by the National Security Council, and its increasing complexity, specifically on Securities-Fraud, demands a concerted, synchronized and focused effort from all economic, intelligence, enforcement, and prosecution agencies of the government as well as in the private sector;

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8 sections

Executive Order No. 330 (2000)

—Beginning at point marked 1 on the plan, thence to point 2 at a distance of 49.05m with bearing S36—30—W, thence to point 3 at a distance of 19.10m with bearing S12—00—W, thence to point 4 at a distance of 53.03m with bearing S57—11—E, thence to point 5 at a distance of 85.18m with bearing S36—02—W, thence to point 6 at a distance of 201.02m with bearing S87—16—W, thence to point 7 at a distance of 187.10m with bearing N08—30—E, thence to point 8 at a distance of 43.10m with bearing N42—45—E, t

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Executive Order No. 329 (2000)

pursuant to its mandate to promote the welfare of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) and their dependents, the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration or OWWA, hereinafter referred to as OWWA, has instituted a livelihood program designed to provide alternative income sources and augment the living income of OFWs and their dependents;

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6 sections

Executive Order No. 328 (2000)

FURTHER AMENDING EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 270 SERIES OF 2000, EXTENDING UP TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2000 THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE —WINDING UP— OF OPERATIONS OF THE CORDILLERA EXECUTIVE BOARD (CEB), CORDILLERA REGIONAL ASSEMBLY (CRA) AND CORDILLERA BODONG ADMINISTRATION (CBA) AS PROVIDED UNDER THESE AGENCIES SPECIAL PROVISION IN THE GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT (GAA) FOR FISCAL YEAR 2000, TO FURTHER EXTEND SAID —WINDING UP— ACTIVITY TO MARCH 31, 2001

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Executive Order No. 327 (2000)

the President, pursuant to Administrative Code of 1987, has the continuing authority to reorganize the administrative structure of the Office of the President to achieve simplicity, economy and efficiency;

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Executive Order No. 326 (2000)

however, Section 7 of Administrative Order No. 170 provides that —no further grant of new or increased benefits under Republic Act No. 7305 shall be authorized for national government health workers unless there is prior consultation with local government units as to their financial capability to extend the same benefits to the locally paid health workers—;

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Executive Order No. 325 (2000)

the Presidential Commission for the New Century and the Millennium (—PCNCM—) is the lead body tasked to develop and recommend to the President of the Philippines the country—s strategic visions and goals for the next century, especially in the field of science and technology for agriculture;

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5 sections

Executive Order No. 324 (2000)

the institutionalization of a system of providing incentives and rewards is designed to propel local officials and their constituents to perform better and achieve a drug-free society;

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3 sections

Executive Order No. 323 (2000)

Executive Order No. 12, s. 1998 reaffirmed the privatization policy of the Government by encouraging all heads of departments, bureaus, agencies and instrumentalities including government owned and controlled corporations to identify assets and activities that can be efficiently and effectively undertaken by the private sector; by broadening the coverage of privatization activities with the inclusion of some authorities such as Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), Public Estates Au

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6 sections

Executive Order No. 322 (2000)

the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), through the Procurement Service (PS), has initially established the first phase of an electronic procurement system (EPS) which features a Public Tender Board, a Suppliers— Registry and an Electronic Catalogue;

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5 sections

Executive Order No. 321 (2000)

the Main Building of the Economic Intelligence and Investigation Bureau (EIIB), which will be vacated soon as a result of the EIIB—s winding-up, is located at the National Government Center, Diliman, Quezon City, and, as such, is suitable to serve as Headquarters of the Philippine National Police-National Capital Region Police Office (PNP-NCRPO); likewise, some regional offices of the Bureau of Local Government Finance (BLGF) are located in police and military camps throughout the country;

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Executive Order No. 320 (2000)

the purpose thereof is to update its composition mainly due to the change in the position title of the Director of the Bureau of Patents, Trademarks and Intellectual Property to Director General of the Intellectual Property Office, pursuant to Republic Act No. 8293, otherwise known as the —Intellectual Property Code of the Philippines—;

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Executive Order No. 319 (2000)

AICO Certificate of Eligibility Nos: Matsushita/1999/1 and amended Matsushita/1999/1 were issued on 20 September 1999 and on 17 March 2000, respectively, in favor of the participating companies in the MEPCO AICO Arrangement; AICO Certificate of Eligibility Nos: Toyota/2000/13, Toyota/2000/12 and Toyota/2000/16 were issued on 03 and 31 March 2000 and 20 April 2000, respectively, in favor of the participating companies in the Toyota AICO Arrangement; and AICO Certificate of Eligibility No: Mitsubi

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Executive Order No. 318 (2000)

INSTRUCTING THE CONCERNED AGENCIES OF GOVERNMENT, PARTICULARLY THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, THE BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE, AND THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION TO DEVELOP A LEGAL AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK WHICH WILL ACCELERATE THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF ASSETBACKED SECURITIES

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9 sections

Executive Order No. 317 (2000)

even without deliberately capitalizing, exploiting or taking advantage of their family or close personal relations with the President, Vice President and Members of the Cabinet in engaging in certain transactions, the proximity of relatives and close personal relations to the President, Vice President and Members of the Cabinet may create a wrong perception that such relations are or have been abused by them.

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Executive Order No. 316 (2000)

under Section 31, Chapter 10, Book III of the Administrative Code of 1987, the President of the Philippines has continuing authority to reorganize the administrative structure of the Office of the President, and may transfer any agency under the Office of the President to any other department or agency;

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Executive Order No. 315 (2000)

the work of the National Food Authority (—NFA—), as the agency tasked to assure the adequacy of food supply, properly and legally falls under the responsibility of the DA to bring about food security;

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Executive Order No. 314 (2000)

MODIFYING THE RATES OF IMPORT DUTIES ON IMPORTED CRUDE OIL AND SELECTED REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS UNDER SECTION 104

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Executive Order No. 313 (2000)

—The utilization and proper management of the coconut levy funds, raised as they were by the State—s police and taxing powers, are certainly the concern of the Government. It cannot be denied that it was the welfare of the entire nation that provided the prime moving factor for the imposition of the levy. It cannot be denied that the coconut industry is one of the major industries supporting the national economy. It is, therefore, the State—s concern to make it a strong and secure source not onl

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Executive Order No. 312 (2000)

—The utilization and proper management of the coconut levy funds, raised as they were by the State—s police and taxing powers are certainly the concern of the Government. It cannot be denied that it was the welfare of the entire nation that provided the prime moving factor for the imposition of the levy. It cannot be denied that the coconut industry is one of the major industries supporting the national economy. It is, therefore, the State—s concern to make it a strong and secure source not only

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9 sections

Executive Order No. 311 (2000)

there is a need to determine whether the existing systems of taxation are responsive to the requirements of government, taking into account the expenditures necessary for the accomplishment of its various programs that inure to the public welfare and its day-to-day expenses in delivering governmental services to the public;

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Executive Order No. 310 (2000)

the PPAC gained the support of the government through Proclamation 855 which called upon the CWC to lead in the operationalization of the plan and directed agencies and organizations to support the implementation of the plan;

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Executive Order No. 309 (2000)

PRESCRIBING GUIDELINES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF PROCEEDS OF LEASES, JOINT VENTURES AND TRANSACTIONS OTHER THAN SALE INVOLVING PORTIONS OF METRO MANILA MILITARY CAMPS UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7227, AS AMENDED BY REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7917

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Executive Order No. 308 (2000)

privatization of the North Harbor will free-up the PPA from the day to day management of the harbor and allow it to set its sites on aggressively developing the country—s outports as provided for by Section 2 Paragraphs (c) & (e) of its Charter, Presidential Decree No. 857, as amended;

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Executive Order No. 307 (2000)

under NTC Memorandum Circular No. 3-3-96 —MC 3-3-96—), the allocation of radio frequencies is subject to (a) the periodic review of the NRFAT, (b) consultation with the industry and/or affected parties, (c) consistency with the International Table of Radio Frequency Allocation, and with national priorities, (d) customer demand and radio frequency planning studies, and (e) allocations reserved for customer access services, broadcast services, maritime, aeronautical and other safety services, mili

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6 sections

Executive Order No. 306 (2000)

FURTHER STREAMLINING THE BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVENUE TO IMPROVE ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROL OVER CERTAIN CATEGORIES OF TAXPAYERS AND ENHANCE EFFECTIVENESS OF ITS COMPUTERIZED INTEGRATED TAX SYSTEM BY AMENDING CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 175

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5 sections

Executive Order No. 305 (2000)

DIRECTING THE DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT TO DEDUCT FROM THE RESPECTIVE CY 2000 IRA SHARES OF ALL BARANGAYS THE AMOUNT OF FOUR THOUSAND PESOS (4,000.00) PER BARANGAY AS AMNESTY SETTLEMENT OF UNPAID MEMBERSHIP DUES TO THE NATIONAL LIGA NG MGA BARANGAY AND TO DIRECTLY REMIT THE COLLECTED AMOUNT IN LUMP SUM TO THE NATIONAL LIGA

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Executive Order No. 304 (2000)

EFFECTING THE TRANSFER OF TWO HUNDRED HECTARES OF LAND FROM A PORTION OF LOT NO. 3895, CAD. 124, LOCATED AT BARANGAY SAN RAMON, ZAMBOANGA CITY, FROM THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE SAN RAMON PRISON AND PENAL FARM TO THE WESTERN MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY

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3 sections

Executive Order No. 303 (2000)

Executive Order No. 444, s. 1997, while limiting the establishment of duty free shops to international ports of entry and the fenced-in areas of freeport zones as authorized by existing laws, granted special duty free shopping privileges and expanded the allowable items in duty free outlets;

2000
8 sections