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2,958 orders · 1936–2026

1968 June Ferdinand E. Marcos

9 orders in June 1968 by Ferdinand E. Marcos

Newest first
  1. Jun 18, 1968 Administrative Order No. 130 (1968) Creating the Telecommunications Development Board.
  2. Jun 7, 1968 Administrative Order No. 129 (1968) Creating a Policy Advisory Panel on the Philippine claim to North Borneo and designating the members thereof
  3. Jun 1, 1968 Administrative Order No. 128 (1968) Directing the Bureau of Customs to coordinate with the Board of Investments in the implementation of certain provisions of the Investment Incentives Act
  4. Jun 1, 1968 Administrative Order No. 127 (1968) Directing the Bureau of Internal Revenue to coordinate with the Board of Investments in the implementation of the tax provisions of the Investment Incentives Act.
  5. Jun 1, 1968 Administrative Order No. 126 (1968) Directing the Bureau of Immigration, Department of Foreign Affairs, Department of Labor and Board of Investments to formulate a working arrangement in order to have a coordinated and synchronized implementation of’ certain provisions of Republic Act 5186, otherwise known as the Investment Incentives Act.
  6. Jun 1, 1968 Administrative Order No. 125 (1968) Directing all government financial institutions to observe and implement Section Ten of the Investment Incentives Act and creating a coordinating committee in furtherance thereof.
  7. Jun 1, 1968 Administrative Order No. 124 (1968) Directing the Government Service Insurance System and the Social Security System to observe and implement the provisions of Section Twelve of the Investment Incentives Act.
  8. Jun 1, 1968 Administrative Order No. 123 (1968) Prescribing an expeditious mode for the government to determine and undertake authorized public works projects required by registered enterprises in their operations within preferred areas of investment
  9. Jun 1, 1968 Administrative Order No. 122 (1968) Directing all departments, bureaus, commissions, offices and other agencies and instrumentalities of the government, including all local governments and financial institutions and corporations owned or controlled by the government, to help ensure the implementation of the first and subsequent Investments Priorities Plans and amendments thereto under the Investment Incentives Act