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Administrative Orders

2,958 orders · 1936–2026

Fidel V. Ramos

396 orders by Fidel V. Ramos

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  1. Dec 15, 1992 Administrative Order No. 22 (1992) Promulgating a Communication and Advocacy Program on the Medium-Term Philippine Development Plan, 1993-1998 (MTPDP-CAP), and creating a cabinet-level Presidential Task Force to coordinate and oversee its implementation
  2. Dec 7, 1992 Administrative Order No. 20 (1992) Interim guidelines on agricultural land use conversion
  3. Nov 9, 1992 Administrative Order No. 19 (1992) Creating the Presidential Ad-Hoc Coconut Levy Funds Audit Committee
  4. Oct 20, 1992 Administrative Order No. 18 (1992) PROVIDING FOR THE IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7637
  5. Oct 14, 1992 Administrative Order No. 17 (1992) Attaching the National Irrigation Administration to the Department of Agriculture
  6. Oct 14, 1992 Administrative Order No. 16 (1992) Amending Administrative Order No. 504, dated February 1, 1986, as amended by Administrative Order No. 92, dated September 22, 1988, entitled “Lifting of the Ban on the Acceptance and Processing of Applications for Public Lands in Baguio City, Creating a Committee to Screen and Evaluate All Such Public Land Applications and for Other Purposes”
  1. Oct 14, 1992 Administrative Order No. 15 (1992) Amending Administrative Order No. 101, dated December 13, 1988, which created a Human Rights Committee
  2. Oct 9, 1992 Administrative Order No. 14 (1992) Providing for the creation in each of the administrative region of the country a task force to promote the prompt and speedy prosecution of criminal cases to be known as “Task Force Katarungan”
  3. Oct 8, 1992 Administrative Order No. 13 (1992) Creating a Presidential Ad Hoc Fact-Finding Committee on Behest Loans
  4. Sep 29, 1992 Administrative Order No. 12 (1992) Extending the life of the Presidential Task Force on Bases Conversion (Special Operations Team)
  5. Sep 18, 1992 Administrative Order No. 11 (1992) Amending Administrative Order No. 99, dated December 1, 1988, entitled “Constituting an Inter-Agency Committee to Undertake a Program to Improve the Infrastructure of the Justice System”
  6. Sep 16, 1992 Administrative Order No. 10 (1992) Directing the use of the zip code by all government agencies, including government-owned or controlled corporations, to achieve higher efficiency in mail operations
  7. Sep 11, 1992 Administrative Order No. 9 (1992) Creating an ad-hoc committee on the disposition of idle properties of the Philippine government located in the Philippines
  8. Sep 11, 1992 Administrative Order No. 8 (1992) Creating a committee on the disposition of the real properties of the Republic of the Philippines located abroad
  9. Sep 4, 1992 Administrative Order No. 7 (1992) Creating the Presidential Task Force on Youth Affairs
  10. Sep 1, 1992 Administrative Order No. 6 (1992) Modifying Administrative Order No. 289, dated June 4, 1992, concerning Superintendent Leonora O. Basalo of the City School Division of Dumaguete City
  11. Sep 1, 1992 Administrative Order No. 5 (1992) Implementing Section 48, general provisions of the General Appropriations Act of 1992, for the scaling down of inspection activities in the Professional Regulations Commission
  12. Aug 19, 1992 Administrative Order No. 4 (1992) DESIGNATING A NEGOTIATING PANEL ON THE BATAAN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, AUTHORIZING IT TO NEGOTIATE THE TERMS OF CERTAIN AGREEMENTS WITH WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION UNDER DIRECTION AND SUPERVISION OF THE CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE ON THE BATAAN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
  13. Aug 7, 1992 Administrative Order No. 3 (1992) Attaching the National Electrification Administration to the Office of the President
  14. Jul 24, 1992 Administrative Order No. 2 (1992) Directing the Director General of the National Security Council to revitalize the National Security Council and the intelligence community and to reorient their activities towards attaining broader national goals
  15. Jul 14, 1992 Administrative Order No. 1 (1992) Requiring all members of the Cabinet, the undersecretaries and assistant secretaries to resign from all private offices and employment and to divest their shareholdings or interest in private corporations or businesses in case of conflict of interest in the conduct of their office