Question & AnswerQ&A (PRC Resolution NO. 08)
Persons who graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and who have practiced criminology for at least ten years prior to the enactment of RA No. 6506.
It allows the Board, subject to the review of the Commission, to approve registration without examination and issue corresponding certificates.
After the expiration, the Board can still issue certificates of registration without examination under its power vested by PD No. 223, subject to prescribed qualifications.
It allowed registration without examination for applicants who are not holders of a B.S. Criminology degree.
It limited registration without examination to only those who hold a B.S. Criminology degree.
1) At least 30 years old and a Filipino citizen; 2) Of good moral character with no offense involving moral turpitude; 3) Holder of B.S. or M. Criminology degree recognized by DECS; 4) Practiced criminology at least 10 years prior to December 31, 1987.
Certificate of Live Birth, Certificate of Naturalization (if applicable), Certificate of Good Moral Character from three persons, Police and NBI Clearances, College Diploma and Transcript with special order number, and Certificate of Employment or Service Record.
It means engaging in activities as defined in Section 23 of RA No. 6506, indicating actual professional practice in criminology prior to December 31, 1987.
One year from the date the resolution took effect, which is starting on the sixteenth day after its full publication in the Official Gazette or a newspaper of general circulation.
Yes, registrations pursuant to Board Resolution No. 4 and Commission Resolution No. 161 remain valid unless nullified for cause.
The registration must be approved by the Professional Regulation Commission after the Board's resolution.