EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 410

: Executive Order No. 342, dated October 5, 1971, originally established the Pollution Research Center of the Philippines.
: The Pollution Research Center of the Philippines is located at Fort Bonifacio, Rizal according to Executive Order No. 342.
: Ferdinand E. Marcos was the President of the Philippines when Executive Order No. 410 was signed.
: Changing the name signifies a broader focus from solely pollution research to encompassing wider environmental concerns and issues.
: Executive Order No. 410 was signed on March 27, 1973.
: Alejandro Melchor signed the Executive Order No. 410 as the Executive Secretary.
: The legal effect is that the new Executive Order supersedes or modifies the provisions of the previous one as specified, in this case changing the name of an agency.
: No, Executive Order No. 410 only changes the name of the Pollution Research Center of the Philippines to Environmental Center of the Philippines; it does not specify changes to functions or scope.
: The official source is the Official Gazette of the Philippines, www.officialgazette.gov.ph.