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2,958 orders · 1936–2026
239 orders from the 1970s
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- Administrative Order No. 289 (1971) Creating a Special Evaluation and Awards Committee to evaluate all bid proposals and recommend award of contract in connection with the implementation of the Digos (Davao) – Cotabato (IBRD Loan) Project
- Administrative Order No. 288 (1971) Amending Administrative Order No. 225, series of 1970, entitled “Creating the Committee on Crime Prevention and Treatment as an Action Arm of the Peace and Order Coordinating Council”
- Administrative Order No. 287 (1971) Amending Administrative Order No. 286, series of 1971, entitled “Creating a Commission to Look into the Circumstances Surrounding the Death and Wounding of some Student Demonstrators on May 1, 1971”
- Administrative Order No. 286 (1971) Creating a Commission to look into the circumstances surrounding the death and wounding of some student demonstrators on May 1, 1971
- Administrative Order No. 285 (1971) Creating a Cotabato and Agusan River Basins Multi-Purpose Development Coordinating Committee
- Administrative Order No. 284 (1971) Creating a Real Property Assessment Committee in the Department of Finance
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- Administrative Order No. 283 (1971) MODIFYING ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 185 DATED NOVEMBER 13, 1969, CONCERNING FORMER CITY JUDGE MANUEL H. JAVELONA OF BAGO CITY
- Administrative Order No. 282 (1971) Creating a Coordinating Committee to undertake the planning and implementation of an urban renewal and housing program in the burned area of Barrio Magsaysay, Tondo, Manila
- Administrative Order No. 280 (1971) Suspending Dr. Augusto Jornales from office as City Health Officer of Canlaon City.
- Administrative Order No. 279 (1971) Suspending Mr. Antonio Rodriguez from office as Municipal Judge of Las Piñas, Rizal.
- Administrative Order No. 278 (1971) Amending Administrative Order No. 228, series of 1970, entitled “Reconstituting the Executive Committee of the Central Luzon Development Program.”
- Administrative Order No. 277 (1971) Constituting the Philippine Technical Panel to negotiate with its United States counterpart an Agricultural Commodities Agreement.
- Administrative Order No. 276 (1971) Removing Mr. Francisco D. Boter from office as Municipal Judge of Midsalip, Zamboanga del Sur.
- Administrative Order No. 275 (1971) Removing Mr. Leandro P. Reyes from office as Municipal Judge of San Jose, Occidental Mindoro.
- Administrative Order No. 274 (1971) Creating a Presidential Fertilizer Commission
- Administrative Order No. 273 (1971) Removing Mr. Felipe B. Pareja from office as City Treasurer of Cebu.
- Administrative Order No. 272 (1971) Requiring all departments, bureaus, offices, agencies and instrumentalities of the government to adopt and implement a system of rotation and assignment of personnel
- Administrative Order No. 271 (1971) Establishing a Development Performance Evaluation System to improve government performance in attaining development objectives
- Administrative Order No. 270 (1971) Further redefining the functions and administrative status of the Infrastructure Operations Center created under Administrative Order No. 113, series of 1968.
- Administrative Order No. 269 (1971) AMENDING ADMINIacSTRATIVE ORDER NO. 215 DATED APRIL 22, 1970, ENTITLED “CREATING AN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR THE 21ST COLOMBO PLAN CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.”
- Administrative Order No. 268 (1971) Creating a technical committee to determine the true and correct boundaries between Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Norte and Zamboanga del Sur.
- Administrative Order No. 267 (1971) Creating a committee to formulate the overall program of Agricultural Research in the Philippines.
- Administrative Order No. 266 (1971) Suspending Mr. Angel Matondo Jr. from office as Assistant Provincial Fiscal of Davao del Norte.
- Administrative Order No. 265 (1971) Removing Mr. Rufino S. Cortes from office as Municipal Judge of Mallig, Isabela.
- Administrative Order No. 264 (1971) Removing Mr. Angel S. Huertas from office as Municipal Judge of Ragay, Camarines Sur.