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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 320 - AMENDING
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 309, S. 1987, ENTITLED “REORGANIZING THE PEACE AND
ORDER COUNCIL,” AS AMENDED BY EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 317, S. 1988
WHEREAS,
there is a need to further amend Executive Order No. 309 in order to
ensure more comprehensive and effective coordination of government
efforts and the active participation of citizenry relative to the
conduct of national campaign against criminality and
insurgency;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, CORAZON C. AQUINO, President of the Philippines, do
hereby order:
Section 1.
“Section 1.
(a)
—
The Secretary of Local Government as Chairman;
— The Secretary of National
Defense as Vice-Chairman;
— The Secretary of Justice;
— The Secretary of Social
Welfare and Development;
— The Secretary of Public Works
and Highways;
— The Secretary of Trade and
Industry;
— The Press Secretary;
— The Director of the National
Security Council;
— The Chairman of the National
Peace Commission;
— The Director of the National
Bureau of Investigation;
— The Chairman of the National
Police Commission;
— The Chairman of the Commission
on Human Rights;
— The Executive Director of the
Dangerous Drugs Board;
— The AFP Chief of Staff;
— The Chief of
Constabulary/Director General, INP; and
— Eight (8) representatives from
the private sector who shall be appointed by the
(b)
(c)
The Chairman of the RPOC shall appoint at least three (3) representatives from the private sector as enumerated under paragraph (a) above, upon consultation with the members of the RPOC. Departments, offices and agencies with no regional and/or field offices may deputize their representatives on the sub-national level.
(d)
In addition, there shall be one representative of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan to be chosen by it from among its members.
The Chairman of the Provincial Peace and Order Council shall appoint at least three (3) representatives of the private sector as enumerated under paragraph (a) above, upon consultation with the members of the Council at his level (PPOC). Departments, offices and agencies with no regional and/or field offices may deputize their representatives on the provincial level.
(e)
Sec. 2.
“SEC.
3.
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
Sec. 3.
“SEC.
4.
“The national and regional
offices of the NAPOLCOM shall serve as the secretariat of the NPOC and
RPOC respectively, with the Chairman of the NAPOLCOM acting as the
Secretary General of the national level and the NAPOLCOM regional
director acting as head of the RPOC Secretariat.
“At the provincial, city and
municipal levels, the Secretariat of the PPOC, CPOC and MPOC shall be
headed by the most senior DLG officer stationed in the province, city
or municipality.
“The Secretariat at all level,
shall be assisted in its functions and duties by the regular staff of
the office of the Council Chairman.
“The government agencies which
are members of the NPOC shall create and organize a Task Force for
Peace and Order in their own departments.”
Sec. 4.
“SEC.
5.
“The Chairman of the Peace and
Order Council upon the direction of the President of the Philippines
may be authorized to issue directives and guidelines to insure an
effective implementation of the Rules and Regulations.”
Sec. 5.
DONE in the City of Manila,
this 11th day of March, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and
eighty-eight.
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