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2,958 orders · 1936–2026
89 orders in 1954 by Ramon Magsaysay
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- Administrative Order No. 14 (1954) Requiring Judge Luis Ortega to resign from office
- Administrative Order No. 13 (1954) Standardizing salaries for ranking positions in the provincial and city governments
- Administrative Order No. 12 (1954) Modifying Administrative Order No. 264 dated December 29, 1953, in the case of Foreign Affairs Officers Jose Q. Tabora by deleting a certain portion thereof and also suspending him from office
- Administrative Order No. 11 (1954) Creating a Committee on Programming and Planning of Roads to be improved
- Administrative Order No. 10 (1954) Suspending Municipal Judge Edmundo S. Piñga of Zamboanga City
- Administrative Order No. 9 (1954) Suspending Foreign Affairs Officer Enrique M. Garcia
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- Administrative Order No. 8 (1954) Modifying Administrative Order No. 253, dated December 23, 1953, by merely reprimanding Provincial Treasurer Melanio Honrado of Bohol
- Administrative Order No. 7 (1954) Admonishing City Treasurer Marcelino Sarmiento of Manila
- Administrative Order No. 6 (1954) Reducing Captain Raymundo Perez by two grades in the seniority list of officers of the Lighthouse Tenders, Philippine Navy, relieving him of command of Vessel RPS L-46, and reprimanding him
- Administrative Order No. 5 (1954) Appointing additional members of the Council of State
- Administrative Order No. 4 (1954) Further amending Administrative Order No. 13 dated October 12, 1946, as amended, Creating the Philippine Port Commission
- Administrative Order No. 3 (1954) Authorizing the Liberty Insurance Corporation to become a surety upon official recognizances, stipulations, bonds and undertakings
- Administrative Order No. 2 (1954) Modifying Administrative Order No. 226, dated December 4, 1953, by authorizing the Payment of Salary to provincial governor Adelmo Q. Camacho of Bataan during the period of his suspension
- Administrative Order No. 1 (1954) Requiring all officers and employees of the government, including those of the corporations owned and controlled by it, to make public their financial assets and liabilities