QuestionsQuestions (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 120)
The members of the Transition Commission are appointed by the President of the Philippines.
The Transition Commission is composed of fifteen (15) members.
Key functions include drafting the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law consistent with the 2012 Framework Agreement, recommending amendments to the 1987 Constitution when necessary, assisting development programs coordination, conducting dialogues and consultations, and performing other President-directed functions.
The Transition Commission shall cease to operate upon the enactment by Congress of the Bangsamoro Basic Law.
All national government agencies, including GOCCs and GFIs, may be called upon to support the Transition Commission in the performance of its functions, consistent with existing laws, rules, and regulations.
Section 7 of EO No. 120 mandates the Commission to ensure transparency, inclusivity, and utmost professionalism in performing its mandate, and to provide effective mechanisms for consultations with stakeholders.
Yes, under Section 4, the Commission may directly coordinate with legislative bodies to accomplish its functions.
The Commission was funded with an initial allocation of One Hundred Million Pesos (P100,000,000.00) from the Contingent Fund of the Office of the President.
The Commission can organize its Secretariat headed by an Executive Director, create technical committees, designate members thereof, and engage experts and professional advisors in accordance with government rules and regulations.