Department Order No. 51-89

January 17, 1990 REVENUE MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 010-90 SUBJECT : Department Order No. 51-89 TO : All Internal Revenue Officers and Others Concerned For the information and guidance of all officials and employees, quoted hereunder is Department Order No. 51-89 dated November 27, 1989 of the Department of Finance. "In the interest of the service, the complaints committee of this Department reconstituted under Department Order No. 16-89 is hereby further reconstituted as follows: 1. Undersecretary/Assistant Secretary Policy Development and Management Services Group Chairman acd 2. Director, Legal Affairs Office Member 3. Director, Central Administration Office Member 4. Director/Representative, Bureau of Local Government Finance Member 5. Chief, Personnel Services Division Member-Secretary The Committee shall review, process and evaluate protests against appointments or promotions to open career positions in the Department of Finance and in its Bureaus and Attached Agencies including those pertaining to the Local Treasury and Assessment Services, BLGF, which are issued by the Secretary of Finance. Protests shall be resolved in accordance with the pertinent provisions of PD 807 dated October 6, 1975 and the rules and regulations issued thereunder as well as the policies of the office of the President and this Department. The findings and recommendations of the committee shall be submitted to the Secretary, specifying the employees who should properly be promoted to the vacancy, with an explanation of the reason or reasons for the choice, for appropriate action. To facilitate early disposition of protests, the committee may require any personnel of the Department or Bureau of Local Government Finance to extend assistance. aisa dc This order shall take effect immediately and all orders, circulars and/or instructions contrary to or inconsistent herewith are hereby revoked. (Sgd.) VICENTE R. JAYME" Secretary All revenue officials and employees are enjoined to give this circular as wide a publicity as possible. (SGD.) JOSE U. ONG Commissioner of Internal Revenue