Providing For The Reorganization Of Maritime Functions In The Philippines, Creating The Maritime Industry Authority, And For Other Purposes
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Providing For The Reorganization Of Maritime Functions In The Philippines, Creating The Maritime Industry Authority, And For Other Purposes
Presidential Decree No. 474
June 1, 1974
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PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 474Summary:
Declaration of Policies and Objectives (Section 2):
- Accelerate integrated development of maritime industry to:
- Increase production and productivity through sea linkage. (2a)
- Provide economical, safe, adequate and efficient shipment. (2b)
- Enhance competitiveness of Philippine flag vessels in foreign trade. (2c)
- Strengthen balance of payments position. (2d)
- Generate new job opportunities. (2e)
- Government through Maritime Industry Authority shall:
- Adopt and implement Maritime Industry Development Program. (2a)
- Provide financial, technological assistance and investment climate. (2b)
- Regulate and rationalize water transport utilities and maritime enterprises. (2c)
Definition of Terms (Section 3):
- "Maritime Industry" - Enterprises engaged in vessel design, construction, manufacturing, acquisition, operation, supply, repair, maintenance, shipping lines, stevedoring, shipyards, etc. (3a)
- "Vessels" or "Watercraft" - Barges, bulk carriers, passenger ships, freighters, tankers, fishing boats, etc. except military vessels and small non-motorized boats. (3b)
- "Philippine national" - Filipino citizens, partnerships/associations wholly owned by Filipinos, corporations with at least 60% Filipino ownership, etc. (3c)
- "Philippine flag vessel" - Vessel registered under Philippine laws. (3d)
- "Foreign flag vessel" - Vessel registered under laws of another country. (3e)
- "Philippine shipping companies" - Philippine nationals engaged in overseas/domestic water transportation. (3f)
Maritime Industry Authority (Sections 4-22):
- Created under Office of the President to regulate maritime industry. (4)
- Prepare 10-Year Maritime Industry Development Program. (5)
- Maritime Industry Board to provide policy guidance and promulgate rules. (6)
- Board composition and organization. (7)
- Management headed by Maritime Administrator and Deputy Administrators. (8-9)
- Administrator's general powers and functions. (10-11)
- Administrator's specific powers and functions. (12)
- Maintain reservoir of trained maritime manpower. (13)
- Penalties for false data, misleading information, concealment, falsification. (14)
- Auditing by Commission on Audit. (15)
- Reorganizational changes from other agencies. (16)
- Coordination with other agencies like Coast Guard, Labor, Education. (17-18)
- Transitory provisions for absorbed personnel. (19)
- Appropriations of funds. (20)
- Repealing inconsistent laws, separability clause, effectivity. (21-22)
Miscellaneous:
- Definitions cover broad range of maritime enterprises. (3a)
- Excludes military vessels, small non-motorized boats. (3b)
- Requires 60% Filipino ownership for "Philippine national". (3c)
- Penalties involve imprisonment of 2-6 months and/or fine of 500-1,000 pesos. (14)
- Appropriations of 2 million pesos initially, can retain 50% of fees/charges. (20)
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Providing For The Reorganization Of Maritime Functions In The Philippines, Creating The Maritime Industry Authority, And For Other Purposes
Presidential Decree No. 474
•June 1, 1974
MALACAÑANGM a n i l a
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 474 June 1, 1974
PROVIDING FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF MARITIME FUNCTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES, CREATING THE MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
WHEREAS, the efficient sea transport of raw materials, products, commodities and people is vital to the growth of the Philippine economy;
WHEREAS, the functions pertaining to the development and regulation of shipping enterprises are fragmented among various government agencies, resulting in inadequate and inefficient shipping facilities, dependence on external shipping interests, maldistribution of commodities, and piece-meal solutions;
WHEREAS, there is imperative need to modernize and expand the Philippine merchant fleet, and to rationalize and improve their operations in order to make them effective instruments in promoting domestic production, interisland and overseas trade, price stabilization, and employment generation;
WHEREAS, it is urgently necessary to provide a strong organizational framework to effect the accelerated and integrated development and effective regulation of shipping enterprises;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by the Constitution, in...
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Amends
n/a
Amended by
n/a
Tags
Executive Issuances
Presidential Decrees
maritime industry
shipping enterprises
vessels
watercraft
Philippine merchant fleet
shipbuilding
ship repair
ship maintenance
maritime manpower
maritime education
maritime training
maritime regulations
maritime development program
maritime authority
maritime board
maritime administrator
maritime fees
maritime fines
maritime pollution
maritime laws
maritime orders
maritime rules
maritime decisions
maritime procedures
maritime requirements
maritime affairs
Philippine Coast Guard
water transport utilities
inter-island shipping
overseas shipping
domestic shipping
foreign shipping
ship acquisition
ship registration
ship inspection
ship classification
navigational aids
waterways
navigable waters
port development
cargo operations
marine insurance
maritime information
maritime manpower needs
maritime educational institutions
maritime training programs
maritime scholarships
maritime fellowships
false data penalties
misleading information penalties
concealment penalties
falsification penalties
MALACAÑANGM a n i l a
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE No. 474 June 1, 1974
PROVIDING FOR THE REORGANIZATION OF MARITIME FUNCTIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES, CREATING THE MARITIME INDUSTRY AUTHORITY, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
WHEREAS, the efficient sea transport of raw materials, products, commodities and people is vital to the growth of the Philippine economy;
WHEREAS, the functions pertaining to the development and regulation of shipping enterprises are fragmented among various government agencies, resulting in inadequate and inefficient shipping facilities, dependence on external shipping interests, maldistribution of commodities, and piece-meal solutions;
WHEREAS, there is imperative need to modernize and expand the Philippine merchant fleet, and to rationalize and improve their operations in order to make them effective instruments in promoting domestic production, interisland and overseas trade, price stabilization, and employment generation;
WHEREAS, it is urgently necessary to provide a strong organizational framework to effect the accelerated and integrated development and effective regulation of shipping enterprises;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FERDINAND E. MARCOS, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by the Constitution, in...
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