Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President
Administrative Order No. 386, issued on March 17, 1998, establishes a Transition Committee in the Office of the President to facilitate a smooth and orderly transfer of power to the next elected President. The committee, chaired by the Executive Secretary, includes various key members from the presidential offices and is responsible for overseeing the transition plan, representing the Office of the President in related meetings, and resolving any arising issues. All units within the Office of the President are mandated to support the committee's activities. The order takes immediate effect to ensure timely preparations for the transition.
Quick Answers
- What is Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President about?
- Administrative Order No. 386, issued on March 17, 1998, establishes a Transition Committee in the Office of the President to facilitate a smooth and orderly transfer of power to the next elected President. The committee, chaired by the Executive Secretary, includes various key members from the presidential offices and is responsible for overseeing the transition plan, representing the Office of the President in related meetings, and resolving any arising issues. All units within the Office of the President are mandated to support the committee's activities. The order takes immediate effect to ensure timely preparations for the transition.
- What type of law is Administrative Order No. 386?
- Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President (Administrative Order No. 386) is a Philippine Presidential Issuances enacted by the Congress of the Philippines.
- When was Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President enacted?
- Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President (Administrative Order No. 386) was enacted on Mar 17, 1998.
- What is the citation for Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President?
- Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President, Administrative Order No. 386, Mar 17, 1998 (Philippines)
Law Information
- Reference Number
- Administrative Order No. 386
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Presidential Issuances
- Subcategory
- Administrative Orders
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
March 17, 1998
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 386
CONSTITUTING A TRANSITION COMMITTEE IN THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
WHEREAS, it is the declared policy of the government to ensure a peaceful, orderly and smooth transfer of powers to the next duly elected President;
WHEREAS, the duly-elected President and his incoming Cabinet members should be given full support and cooperation by the outgoing Cabinet to allow for their smooth assumption into office; and
WHEREAS, there is a need to constitute a Transition Committee in the Office of the President to ensure a proper and orderly transition of government into the next Administration.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, FIDEL V. RAMOS, by the powers vested in me by Law and the Constitution do hereby order:
SECTION 1. Constitution of the Transition Committee in the Office of the President (OP). — A Transition Committee in the Office of the President is hereby constituted with the Executive Secretary as Chairman and Head, Presidential Management Staff as Vice-Chairman. The Committee shall have the following members:
a. Chief, Presidential Protocol Office
b. Director, OP Finance
c. Director, OP Personnel
d. PA for Palace Internal Household Affairs Office; and
e. Director, Malacañang Records Office
The OP Transition Committee may organize working groups as may be deemed necessary. Appropriate funding for transition activities shall be supported by the Department of Budget and Management.
SECTION 2. Functions. — The OP Transition Committee shall have the following functions:
a. Oversee the preparation and implementation of the transition plan and the necessary transition reports.
b. Serve as official representatives of the Office of the President to meetings which may be called by the Transition Team of the President-elect.
c. Facilitate and coordinate resolution of issues that may arise in the preparation of required documents and other activities related to the transition.
SECTION 3. Secretariat. — Secretariat support to the Committee shall be provided jointly by the Office of the Executive Secretary and the Presidential Management Staff.
SECTION 4. Assistance from OP Units. — All organizational units in the Office of the President are directed to extend all the necessary support and assistance to the OP Transition Committee in undertaking the various transition activities.
SECTION 5. Effectivity. — This Administrative Order shall take effect immediately.
DONE in the City of Manila, this 17th of March, in the year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-Eight.
Cite This Law
Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President, Administrative Order No. 386, Mar 17, 1998 (Philippines)
Constitution of Transition Committee in Office of the President, Administrative Order No. 386 (Phil. 1998)
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