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10 orders in April 1996 by Fidel V. Ramos
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- Executive Order No. 328 (1996) Modifying the nomenclature and the rate of import duty on imported wheat for food under Section 104 of the Tariff and Customs Code of 1978 (Presidential Decree No. 1464), as amended
- Executive Order No. 327 (1996) EXTENDING THE TERM OF THE CENTRAL VISAYAS WATER AND SANITATION PROJECT-PROJECT MANAGEMENT UNIT
- Executive Order No. 326 (1996) Providing for the suspension of the requirements of Executive Order No. 10 which mandates all government financial institutions to use income tax returns and financial statements duly filed with, and certified by the Bureau of Internal Revenue in evaluating the borrower’s capacity to pay, provided that this suspension shall only be applicable to micro, cottage and small enterprises
- Executive Order No. 301 (1996) Transferring the Kalinga Special Development Authority (KSDA) from the Department of National Defense (DND) to the Cordillera Executive Board-Cordillera Administrative Region (CEB-CAR) to effect its abolition
- Executive Order No. 325 (1996) Reorganization of the Regional Development Councils [repealing Executive Order No. 308, series of 1987, as amended by Executive Order Nos. 318, (s. of 1988), 347 (s. of 1989), 366 (s. of 1989), 455 (s. of 1991) and 505 (s. 1992)]
- Executive Order No. 324 (1996) Creating a Review Committee to study the integration into one department of all government agencies involved in corrections
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- Executive Order No. 323 (1996) Providing for the participation of student volunteers in the activities of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) 1996 Meeting in the Philippines
- Executive Order No. 322 (1996) Amending Executive Order No. 193, s. 1994
- Executive Order No. 321 (1996) CREATING A PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION FOR THE CENTRAL LUZON GROWTH CORRIDOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
- Executive Order No. 319 (1996) Institutionalizing the Moral Recovery Program (MRP) in all government departments, offices, agencies and government-owned and controlled corporations through the establishment of Integrity Circles