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Executive Orders
5,955 orders · 1913–2026
9 orders in August 1940
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- Executive Order No. 299 (1940) Creating a National Social Security Administration and Revising Further, for This Purpose, Executive Order No. 139, Dated January 14, 1938, as Revised By Executive Order No. 188, Dated February 23, 1939, Executive Order No. 197, Dated March 24, 1939, and Executive Order No. 216, Dated July 28, 1939.
- Executive Order No. 298 (1940) Prohibiting the Automatic Renewal of Contracts, Requiring Public Bidding Before Entering Into New Contracts, and Providing Exceptions Therefor.
- Executive Order No. 297 (1940) Designating the National Trading Corporation as the Agency to Handle and Take Charge of All Government Activities Relating to the Promotion, Organization and Supervision of Cooperative or Mutual Aid Associations.
- Executive Order No. 296 (1940) Segregating From the Municipality of Jordan, Province of Iloilo, the Former Municipality of Nueva Valencia, and Organizing the Same Into An Independent Municipality Under the Name of Nueva Valencia, With the Seat of Government At the Barrio of Santa Ana.
- Executive Order No. 295 (1940) Segregating From the Municipality of Santa Barbara, Province of Iloilo, the Barrio of Zarraga and Organizing the Same Into a Separate Municipality Under the Name of Zarraga, With the Seat of Government At the Barrio of Zarraga.
- Executive Order No. 294 (1940) Amending Executive Order No. 47, Dated July 7, 1936, Fixing the Width of Road and Street Rights-Of-Way Through Public Land.
- Executive Order No. 293 (1940) Enjoining Provincial and Municipal Treasurers Who Are Appointed Agents of the Agricultural and Industrial Bank Even Without Compensation to Comply Faithfully With the Rules and Regulations or Instructions of the Bank and Not to Exact Unauthorized Fees From the Applicants for Loans.
- Executive Order No. 292 (1940) Establishing the Manila Port Area Rat-Proof Building Zone
- Executive Order No. 291 (1940) Creating the Philippine Exposition Commission to Manage and Direct the Exposition to Be Inaugurated in 1941