Creating an Ad Hoc Custodial Committee for the Records and Property of the 1971 Constitutional Convention
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Creating an Ad Hoc Custodial Committee for the Records and Property of the 1971 Constitutional Convention
Executive Order No. 406
February 19, 1973
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Summary of Executive Order No. 406Creation of an Ad Hoc Custodial Committee
- An Ad Hoc Custodial Committee is created to take charge of the records and properties of the 1971 Constitutional Convention and liquidate its affairs. (Section 1)
Composition of the Committee
- The Committee is composed of the following:
- Chairman: Gilberto M. Duavit
- Members: Linda U. Ampatuan, Simplicio M. Apalisok, Salvador C. Balane, Manuel A. Concordia, Emilio M. de la Cruz II, Antonio M. de Guzman, Ramon C. Hortinela, Jr., Jaime C. Opinion, Arturo F. Pacificador, Lininding P. Pangandaman, Ricardo V. Quintos, Valeriano C. Yancha
- Adviser: Diosdado Macapagal (Section 1)
Functions of the Committee
- The Committee shall take charge, supervise, and decide on all matters relative to the liquidation of the affairs of the Constitutional Convention and the safekeeping and/or disposition of its historical records and properties. (Section 1)
Powers of the Committee
- The Committee may appoint its personnel, including a Secretary if necessary, and exercise such other powers as are necessary pursuant to its objectives and functions. (Section 2)
- The Committee may call upon any member of the 1971 Constitutional Convention, or any office or agency for assistance or the detail of needed personnel. (Section 4)
Compensation
- The Chairman, Members, and Adviser of the Committee shall not receive salary for the performance of their duties. (Section 3)
Deadline
- The Committee shall complete its work and cease to exist not later than June 30, 1973. (Section 5)
Effectivity
- This Order shall take effect immediately. (Section 6)
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Creating an Ad Hoc Custodial Committee for the Records and Property of the 1971 Constitutional Convention
Executive Order No. 406
•February 19, 1973
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 406 February 19, 1973
CREATING AN AD HOC CUSTODIAL COMMITTEE FOR THE RECORDS AND PROPERTY OF THE 1971 CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
WHEREAS, the President of the 1971 Constitutional Convention has created a four-member Custodial Body pursuant to Convention Resolution No. 32 approved by the Convention on November 28, 1972, which shall take charge, supervise and decide on all matters relative to the liquidation of the affairs of the Convention and the safekeeping and/or disposition of its historical records and properties in accordance with said Resolution;
WHEREAS, the Custodial Body of the 1971 Constitutional Convention did not have enough time to wind up the affairs of the Convention not later than January 31, 1973, as provided in Presidential Decree No. 82 dated December 18, 1972; and
WHEREAS, upon the ratification of the new Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines as announced in Proclamation No. 1102 issued on January 17, 1973, effective noon of the same date, the 1971 Constitutional Convention became functus officio, thereby necessitating the creation of an ad hoc body to...
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Executive Issuances
Executive Orders
Ad Hoc Custodial Committee
1971 Constitutional Convention
Records
Properties
Liquidation
Safekeeping
Disposition
Historical Records
Chairman
Members
Adviser
Personnel
Secretary
Powers
Compensation
Deadline
Effectivity
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 406 February 19, 1973
CREATING AN AD HOC CUSTODIAL COMMITTEE FOR THE RECORDS AND PROPERTY OF THE 1971 CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
WHEREAS, the President of the 1971 Constitutional Convention has created a four-member Custodial Body pursuant to Convention Resolution No. 32 approved by the Convention on November 28, 1972, which shall take charge, supervise and decide on all matters relative to the liquidation of the affairs of the Convention and the safekeeping and/or disposition of its historical records and properties in accordance with said Resolution;
WHEREAS, the Custodial Body of the 1971 Constitutional Convention did not have enough time to wind up the affairs of the Convention not later than January 31, 1973, as provided in Presidential Decree No. 82 dated December 18, 1972; and
WHEREAS, upon the ratification of the new Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines as announced in Proclamation No. 1102 issued on January 17, 1973, effective noon of the same date, the 1971 Constitutional Convention became functus officio, thereby necessitating the creation of an ad hoc body to...
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