Title
Functions of the Executive Secretary Reiterated
Law
Op Memorandum Order No. 143
Decision Date
Jul 7, 1993
A memorandum order reaffirms and emphasizes the duties and responsibilities of the Executive Secretary, rescinding previous orders, and granting authority to delegate duties for efficient administration.
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Q&A (OP MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 143)

The functions of the Executive Secretary are reiterated in OP Memorandum Order No. 143 dated July 07, 1993.

Section 27, Chapter 9, Title III, Book III of the Administrative Code of 1987 defines the functions of the Executive Secretary.

Memorandum Order No. 139, s. 1993, and all previous memoranda on the functions of the Executive Secretary are hereby rescinded.

The Executive Secretary himself may delegate such duties and functions to the Deputy or Assistant Executive Secretaries as he deems fit.

The delegation of duties is allowed for the purpose of efficient administration of the Offices of the Executive Secretary and in the interest of the public service.

It took effect immediately upon its adoption on July 7, 1993.

The order was signed by President Fidel V. Ramos.

Teofisto T. Guingona, Jr. signed the order as the Executive Secretary.

It ensures continuity and efficiency in the operations of the Executive Secretary's office by allowing delegation to qualified deputies and assistants.

No, it is a memorandum order that reiterates and clarifies existing provisions under the Administrative Code rather than amending it.


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