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General Orders

89 orders · 1972–2017

1970s

71 orders from the 1970s

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  1. Dec 27, 1979 General Order No. 64 (1979) Lifting the Effects of Martial Law Starting Saturday, December 29, Until January 30, 1980
  2. Aug 27, 1978 General Order No. 63 (1978) GENERAL ORDER NO. 63
  3. Oct 22, 1977 General Order No. 62 (1977) Amendment on Section 1 of General Order No. 59
  4. Aug 21, 1977 General Order No. 61 (1977) Whereas, Following the Issuance of Proclamation No. 1081 Dated September 21, 1972, Which Declared a State of Martial Law Throughout the Land, Appropriate Control Measures Were Adopted to Achieve the Objectives Thereof, Including the Maintenance of a Curfew
  5. Jun 25, 1977 General Order No. 59 (1977) Further Limiting the Jurisdiction of Military Tribunals
  6. Jun 24, 1977 General Order No. 60 (1977) Further Amending General Order No. 2
  1. Dec 24, 1976 General Order No. 58 (1976) A General Ceasefire in Southern Philippines
  2. Dec 24, 1976 General Order No. 57 (1976) Whereas, in the Public Interest, the Prosecution of Cases Involving Certain Offenses Should Be Expeditiously Handled in Order That Justice May Be Impartially Administered Without Unnecessary Delay
  3. Oct 16, 1976 General Order No. 56 (1976) Lifting the Curfew Before and During the National Referendum-Plebiscite
  4. Jun 10, 1976 General Order No. 55 (1976) GENERAL ORDER No. 55, June 10, 1976 DEFINING THE JURISDICTION OF MILITARY TRIBUNALS AND CIVIL COURTS OVER CRIMES COMMITTED BY MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES, THE CIVILIAN COMPONENT THEREOF OR THEIR DEFENDENTS.
  5. Oct 22, 1975 General Order No. 54 (1975) Whereas, Reports From the Law-enforcing Agencies Reveal That There Is An Upsurge in the Commission of Crimes or Offenses Involving Prohibited and Regulated Drugs, Swindling (Estafa), Robbery and Murder;
  6. Mar 19, 1975 General Order No. 52 (1975) Whereas, Proclamation No. 1081, Dated September 21, 1972, Declaring a State of Martial Law Throughout the Land Was Issued for Reason Therein Stated
  7. Jan 17, 1975 General Order No. 51-A (1975) Amending General Order No. 51, Entitled "Providing for Public and Free Discussions and Debate on the Referendum Questions and Setting a Period Therefor," Dated January 17, 1975, By Deleting Certain Portions Thereof
  8. Jan 17, 1975 General Order No. 51 (1975) Providing for Public and Free Discussions and Debate on the Referendum Questions and Setting a Period Therefor
  9. Oct 31, 1974 General Order No. 50 (1974) Suspending the Curfew in Connecting With All Saints Day
  10. Oct 4, 1974 General Order No. 49 (1974) Redefining the Jurisdiction of Military Tribunals
  11. Jun 8, 1974 General Order No. 48 (1974) Reviving Staggered Schedule of Office Hours for Industries, Factories, Plants, Public and Private Offices and Commercial Establishments in the Metropolitan Manila Area Prescribed in General Order No. 30 Dated June 30, 1973
  12. May 27, 1974 General Order No. 47 (1974) Requiring All Domestic Corporations and Partnerships to Provide for the Rice and Corn Requirement of Their Employees
  13. Mar 28, 1974 General Order No. 46 (1974) Restoring the Usual Office Working Schedule in All Offices and Instrumentalities of the Government
  14. Mar 18, 1974 General Order No. 45 (1974) Changing the Curfew Hours From Twelve O'clock Midnight to Four O'clock in the Morning to One O'clock to Four O'clock in the Morning in View of Improved Peace and Order Conditions in the Country and to Encourage Economic Growth and Tourism
  15. Mar 5, 1974 General Order No. 44 (1974) Modifying Curfew in the Greater Manila Area
  16. Jan 23, 1974 General Order No. 43 (1974) Prescribing the Toll Fees to Be Collected on the Baguio-bontoc (HALSEMA) Toll Road
  17. Jan 9, 1974 General Order No. 42 (1974) Enjoining Support of World Population Year
  18. Dec 4, 1973 General Order No. 41 (1973) Placing Crude Oil and Other Fuel Oils and Petroleum-Based Products Under the Control of the Philippine National Oil Company
  19. Nov 10, 1973 General Order No. 40 (1973) Prescribing New Work Hours During the Current Energy Crisis for All Government Offices, National and Local, With Certain Exception