Extending of the Period for Revalidation of Certificates of Registration of Nacida Cottage Industries Producers

Case Overview and Summary

Summary of Executive Order No. 916

Extending the Period for Revalidation of Certificates of Registration of NACIDA Cottage Industries Producers

- The government aims to develop and promote the cottage industry sector through NACIDA to maintain economic stability and accelerate industrialization. (Whereas clause)
- A revalidation program for NACIDA Certificates of Registration was implemented from 1981-1982 to update the master registry of cottage industries producers. (Whereas clause)
- The period for revalidation expired on February 22, 1982, but many registered cottage producers failed to comply due to reasons beyond their control. (Whereas clause)
- It is necessary to re-open the revalidation program for registered cottage industry entrepreneurs who failed to revalidate, so they can avail of NACIDA incentives and privileges granted under P.D. 1788 and related laws. (Whereas clause)
- The President is empowered to undertake organizational changes as necessary under P.D. 1416. (Whereas clause)

Provisions:

- NACIDA is directed to re-open the Revalidation Program for NACIDA producers registered prior to 1981 who failed to revalidate their Certificates of Registration during the period February 21, 1981 to February 22, 1982. (Section 1)
- The reopened Revalidation Program shall not extend beyond one year from the date of this Executive Order. (Section 1)
- This Executive Order shall take effect immediately. (Section 2)