Routing for Submission of All Correspondence Addressed to the President/Prime Minister
Letter of Instructions No. 1100, issued on January 6, 1981, establishes a structured routing system for communications directed to the President/Prime Minister of the Philippines to enhance efficiency. Three distinct routes are defined: Route I for urgent papers requiring immediate action or awareness; Route II for general correspondence from government agencies and private sectors; and Route III for papers hand-carried for future consideration. This directive replaces earlier procedures and aims to streamline the processing of documents in Malacañang.
Law Information
- Reference Number
- Letter of Instructions No. 1100
- Date Enacted
- Category
- Presidential Issuances
- Subcategory
- Letters of Instructions
- Jurisdiction
- Philippines
- Enacting Body
- Congress of the Philippines
Full Law Text
January 6, 1981
LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 1100
TO : All Concerned
In order to achieve a more orderly and, consequently, more efficient method of preparing and processing papers for my information or appropriate action, it is hereby directed that all communications, reports and other correspondence addressed to the President/Prime Minister of the Philippines shall henceforth be submitted by the various ministries, offices, other agencies and other sources in accordance with the routing defined hereunder. casia
Route I — Through the Presidents Private Office:
1. All papers requiring action within 24 hours;
2. All papers containing information that the President/Prime Minister must know immediately;
3. All papers arriving in Malacañang after 6 p.m. casia
Route II — Through the Presidential Executive Assistant:
1. All papers from the ministries, bureaus, offices, government-owned and-controlled corporations, and other agencies, which do not qualify for Route I above.
2. All papers requiring official action submitted by the private sector.
Route III — Through a member of the Malacañang Study Room Staff composed of the Presidential Executive Assistant the Deputy Presidential Executive Assistant, Directors, Ambrosio Ramos, Camilo Villena and Miguel Sison:
1. All papers handcarried for delivery directly to the President/Prime Minister but which are not actually submitted to, or acted upon immediately by him, if the officials possessing such papers desire to submit them nevertheless for future action or consideration;
2. Similar papers handcarried by sources in the private sector. cdt
This supersedes procedures contained in previous orders.
DONE in the City of Manila, this 6th day of January, in the year of Our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-One. cd
Cite This Law
Routing for Submission of All Correspondence Addressed to the President/Prime Minister, Letter of Instructions No. 1100, Jan 6, 1981 (Philippines)
Routing for Submission of All Correspondence Addressed to the President/Prime Minister, Letter of Instructions No. 1100 (Phil. 1981)
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