QuestionsQuestions (Republic Act No. 5482)
The proclamation is issued pursuant to Republic Act No. 7916 (Special Economic Zone Act of 1995), as amended by Republic Act No. 8748.
The President of the Philippines has the authority, and the action is upon the recommendation of the Board of Directors of PEZA (Philippine Economic Zone Authority).
An Information Technology Center Special Economic Zone.
Inoza Tower.
It is 37,847.57 square meters, more or less. This is important because the SEZ designation is tied to the building size and scope of the economic zone.
Lots 8 and 11, Block 32, located at 39th and 40th Streets, Bonifacio Global City, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City.
Two Thousand Four Hundred Ninety-Four square meters (2,494 m²), more or less.
Lot 8 is covered by TCT No. 2292-P, and Lot 11 is covered by TCT No. 2293-P.
They identify the exact boundaries and location of the parcels within the SEZ, using survey data, directions, distances, and reference points so the area can be properly determined and administered.
They provide the official survey plan basis for the parcel boundaries, helping ensure the SEZ area corresponds to registered and surveyed land.
Each lot is stated to contain One Thousand Two Hundred Forty-Seven square meters (1,247 m²), more or less.
The proclamation cites Resolution No. 00-411 (s. 2000) as amended by Resolution Nos. 11-066 (s. 2011), 15-240 (s. 2015), 17-472 (s. 2017), and Resolution No. 13-229 (s. 2013). Their relevance is that they form part of the PEZA framework governing SEZ designation/administration and the approval basis for this specific zone.
It is Proclamation No. 361 dated November 24, 2017 (done in the City of Manila on the 24th day of November 2017).
It is signed by the President (Rodrigo Roa Duterte) and attested/signed by the Executive Secretary (Salvador C. Medialdea). This indicates the formal requirements for presidential issuances in the Philippines, including attestation by the Executive Secretary.
The proclamation states it is subject to RA 7916 as amended, its Implementing Rules and Regulations, and relevant PEZA resolutions. This matters because it limits the scope and effects of designation and requires compliance with regulatory standards.
They would check: (1) authority under RA 7916/RA 8748; (2) recommendation/approval by PEZA Board; (3) compliance with implementing rules and PEZA resolutions cited; (4) clear identification of the building and parcels with technical descriptions tied to registered documents.