Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines
Republic Act No. 5169, enacted on August 4, 1967, empowers the President of the Philippines to sell government properties to raise funds for the government's subscription to the Land Bank of the Philippines and to finance the Agricultural Credit Administration. Sales must be conducted through public bidding, with the appraised market value disclosed in the bidding invitation, and no bids below this value will be accepted. A committee, including key government officials and a minority party representative, oversees the bidding process and must approve any contracts before they are binding. Proceeds from the sales are allocated, with 75% going to the Land Bank and 25% to the Agricultural Credit Administration. The President is required to report the details of these sales to Congress periodically.
Quick Answers
- What is Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines about?
- Republic Act No. 5169, enacted on August 4, 1967, empowers the President of the Philippines to sell government properties to raise funds for the government's subscription to the Land Bank of the Philippines and to finance the Agricultural Credit Administration. Sales must be conducted through public bidding, with the appraised market value disclosed in the bidding invitation, and no bids below this value will be accepted. A committee, including key government officials and a minority party representative, oversees the bidding process and must approve any contracts before they are binding. Proceeds from the sales are allocated, with 75% going to the Land Bank and 25% to the Agricultural Credit Administration. The President is required to report the details of these sales to Congress periodically.
- What type of law is Republic Act No. 5169?
- Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 5169) is a Philippine Statutes enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.
- When was Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines enacted?
- Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines (Republic Act No. 5169) was enacted on Aug 4, 1967.
- What is the citation for Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines?
- Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines, Republic Act No. 5169, Aug 4, 1967 (Philippines)
Law Information
- Reference Number
- Republic Act No. 5169
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Statutes
- Subcategory
- Republic Acts
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
August 4, 1967
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 5169
AN ACT EMPOWERING THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES TO SELL GOVERNMENT PROPERTIES FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS TO PAY FOR THE GOVERNMENT'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE LAND BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES AND TO FINANCE THE AGRICULTURAL CREDIT ADMINISTRATION
SECTION 1. For the purpose of raising funds to pay for the Government's subscription to the Land Bank of the Philippines and to finance the Agricultural Credit Administration, the President of the Philippines, without prejudice to private rights previously acquired, is hereby empowered to sell in accordance with this Act, the properties of the National Government enumerated in Schedule "A". acd
SECTION 2. Any sale that may be made pursuant to this Act shall be conducted through public bidding: Provided, That the appraised market value of the property shall be stated in the invitation to bid and no bid below the same shall be accepted: Provided, further, That the details of the procedure in public bidding shall be formulated and carried out by a Committee created for the purpose which shall be composed of the Secretary of Finance, as Chairman, the Auditor General, the Secretary of General Services, the Chairman of the National Land Reform Council and a representative of the minority party receiving the second largest number of votes in the last Presidential election who shall be appointed by the President exclusively from a list of three recommendees of such minority party: Provided, further, That the Committee shall not be considered fully constituted and ready to function until after the member representing the minority party has been appointed and has qualified: Provided, furthermore, That the minority part shall submit its recommendation to the President within sixty days from the approval of this Act, or from the last Presidential election, as the case may be, in the absence of which the committee shall be deemed to be so constituted even without such member from the minority party: Provided, furthermore, that the minority representative shall receive a per diem of fifty pesos for each day he attends a meeting of the committee: Provided, furthermore, That any contract, deed or instrument disposing such properties of the government executed by the Committee, thru its chairman before it becomes valid and binding must first be approved by the President: Provided, furthermore, That in the disposition of lands, no bid shall be entertained, except from individuals, corporations or associations qualified under existing laws to acquire or hold lands of the public domain in the Philippines: and Provided, finally, That no bid shall be entertained from the Central Bank of the Philippines.
SECTION 3. The appraised market value of the real property to be sold thru public bidding shall be determined by a Board, consisting of three real property appraisers to be constituted by the Committee created under Section two hereof from a list of recommendees submitted by the Philippine Association of Real Estate Appraisers. acd
SECTION 4. Seventy-five per centum of the proceeds accruing from the sale of government properties pursuant to this Act shall be delivered to the Land Bank and credited as government subscription to the capital of said Bank pursuant to Section eighty-one, Republic Act Numbered Three thousand eight hundred forty-four, otherwise known as the "Agricultural Land Reform Code". The balance of twenty-five per centum shall be delivered to the Agricultural Credit Administration to carry out the loaning activities of said Administration under Chapter V of Republic Act Numbered thirty-eight hundred forty-four.
SECTION 5. It shall be the duty of the President to report to Congress, from time to time, the details of sales consummated in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
SECTION 6. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.
Approved: August 4, 1967
Published in the Official Gazette, Vol. 65, No. 15, p. 3614 on April 14, 1969
Cite This Law
Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines, Republic Act No. 5169, Aug 4, 1967 (Philippines)
Authority of President to Sell Government Properties to Pay Subscription to Land Bank of the Philippines, Republic Act No. 5169 (Phil. 1967)
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