Instituting the Presidential Citation For Outstanding Service To Philippine Democracy
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Instituting the Presidential Citation For Outstanding Service To Philippine Democracy
Executive Order No. 316
January 19, 1988
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Presidential Citation for Outstanding Service to Philippine Democracy- Instituted by President Corazon C. Aquino to award individuals who rendered outstanding service in the defense, restoration and/or preservation of Philippine Democracy. (Section 1)
- The award may be conferred by the President, Executive Secretary or Secretary of Foreign Affairs. (Section 2)
- The award may be given posthumously, in which case it shall be received by legal heirs, nearest kin, or a designated person if no heir/kin exists. (Section 3)
- The award shall be conferred in the form of gold, silver and bronze medals. (Section 4)
- The National Historical Institute shall prescribe rules and regulations concerning the design specifications, manner of wearing, and other pertinent details, subject to the President's approval. (Section 4)
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Instituting the Presidential Citation For Outstanding Service To Philippine Democracy
Executive Order No. 316
•January 19, 1988
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 316 January 19, 1988
INSTITUTING THE PRESIDENTIAL CITATION FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO PHILIPPINE DEMOCRACY
I, CORAZON C. AQUINO, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby institute an award to be known as the Presidential Citation for Outstanding Service to Philippine Democracy, to be awarded to individuals who have rendered outstanding service in the defense, restoration and/or preservation of Philippine Democracy.
The award may, by authority of the President, also be conferred by the Executive Secretary or the Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
The Citation may be awarded posthumously to any individual entitled thereto, in which case it shall be received by his legal heirs or by his nearest kin; if there be no heir or nearest kin, by any person designated by the President of the Philippines, or acting by authority of the President, by the Executive Secretary or the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, on behalf of the deceased.
The Presidential Citation shall be conferred in the usual forms of gold, silver and bronze...
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Amends
n/a
Amended by
n/a
Tags
Executive Issuances
Executive Orders
Presidential Citation
Outstanding Service
Philippine Democracy
Award
Defense
Restoration
Preservation
Posthumous
Legal Heirs
Nearest Kin
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Bronze Medal
Design Specifications
National Historical Institute
Rules and Regulations
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 316 January 19, 1988
INSTITUTING THE PRESIDENTIAL CITATION FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO PHILIPPINE DEMOCRACY
I, CORAZON C. AQUINO, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by law, do hereby institute an award to be known as the Presidential Citation for Outstanding Service to Philippine Democracy, to be awarded to individuals who have rendered outstanding service in the defense, restoration and/or preservation of Philippine Democracy.
The award may, by authority of the President, also be conferred by the Executive Secretary or the Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
The Citation may be awarded posthumously to any individual entitled thereto, in which case it shall be received by his legal heirs or by his nearest kin; if there be no heir or nearest kin, by any person designated by the President of the Philippines, or acting by authority of the President, by the Executive Secretary or the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, on behalf of the deceased.
The Presidential Citation shall be conferred in the usual forms of gold, silver and bronze...
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