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2,958 orders · 1936–2026

1997 April

8 orders in April 1997

Newest first
  1. Apr 30, 1997 Administrative Order No. 334 (1997) Imposing the Penalty of Dismissal from the service with forfeiture of all the benefits under the law of Atty. Artemio B. Cana, Sr., Register of Deeds for Cavite
  2. Apr 22, 1997 Administrative Order No. 330 (1997) Creating a Committee to take charge of the Funeral Arrangements and Interment of the Late Diosdado P. Macapagal, Former President of the Republic of the Philippines
  3. Apr 20, 1997 Administrative Order No. 329 (1997) Amending Administrative Order No. 222 dated 30 May 1991 Creating the Inter-Agency Road Safety Committee
  4. Apr 18, 1997 Administrative Order No. 328 (1997) Constituting a Philippine Management Committee for the Gerry Peñalosa versus Lee Seung Koo World Boxing Council Superflyweight Title Fight
  5. Apr 15, 1997 Administrative Order No. 327 (1997) Amending Administrative Order No. 286, s. 1996, (Reconstituting Task Force Malmar as the Central Mindanao Development Task Force), Administrative Order No. 287, s. 1996, (Reconstituting the Basilan Inter-Agency Task Force as the Basilan Development Task Force), Administrative Order No. 288, s. 1996, (Constituting the Sulu Development Task Force); and Administrative Order No. 289, s. 1996, (Constituting a Special Development Planning Task Group to undertake Economic and Social Development Planning for the Special Zone of Peace and Development)
  6. Apr 15, 1997 Administrative Order No. 324 (1997) Mandating all concerned Government Agencies and Local Government Units to adopt the Literacy Council (LCC) Blueprint for action as framework or guideline in developing policies and implementing programs or projects related to literacy
  7. Apr 11, 1997 Administrative Order No. 326 (1997) Authorizing the Executive Branch to participate in the activities of the 1997 Philippine Livelihood and SME World Congress
  8. Apr 10, 1997 Administrative Order No. 325 (1997) Constituting the Regional Productivity Committees under the Regional Development Councils