Supreme Court Administrative Circular No. 39-89, issued on August 17, 1989, invites judges from specific judicial regions to attend a series of seminars on Fishery Law Enforcement, organized by the National Agricultural and Fishery Council (NAFC) in partnership with the U.P. Law Center. The seminars are scheduled across various locations from August to December 1989 and attendance is considered official business, chargeable to local funds. Participants will receive accommodations and meals from the NAFC, while travel expenses will be covered by their local governments. This initiative aims to enhance the understanding and enforcement of fishery laws among judges in coastal regions.
August 17, 1989
SUPREME COURT ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCULAR NO. 39-89
| TO | : |
All the Judges of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 9th, 10th and 11th Judicial Regions |
| SUBJECT | : | Attendance at the Series of Seminars on Fishery Law Enforcement, on Official Time/Official Business chargeable against the Local Funds. |
The National Agricultural and Fishery Council (NAFC) in coordination with the U.P. Law Center is holding its 7th-12th seminar series in the following regions, venues and dates: cdt
1. Region 9 — Zamboanga City — August 18-19, 1989;
2. Region 10 — Cagayan de Oro City — September 15-16, 1989;
3. Region 11 — Davao City — October 13-14, 1989;
4. Regions 1 & 3 — Dagupan City — October 27-28, 1989;
5. Region 5 — Legaspi City — November 17-18, 1989;
6. Region 2 — Tuguegarao, Cagayan — December 15-16, 1989.
Judges in the various coastal areas in the aforementioned regions are invited to participate in the series of seminars. Attendance thereat will be on Official Time/Official Business chargeable against the local funds. cd i
The National Agricultural and Fishery Council (NAFC) will provide hotel accommodation and food expenses while travelling expenses will be defrayed by the participants' respective local governments.
August 17, 1989.
(SGD.) ANDRES R. NARVASAActing Chief Justice