QuestionsQuestions (EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 100)
It promulgates regulations governing quarters allowances of officers of the Philippine Army for guidance of all concerned, pursuant to the National Defense Act (Commonwealth Act No. 1), particularly sections 90 and 95.
Every officer permanently assigned to a post or station outside of Manila, and every officer permanently stationed in Manila, in matters related to quarters/commutation/rentals.
When the officer is permanently assigned to a post or station outside Manila and government-owned or controlled buildings are available for use.
The Chief of Staff or his duly authorized representative determines adequacy, taking into consideration the officer’s rank and civil status.
If no separate quarters are available, unmarried officers shall be quartered together in barracks or rented buildings.
The actual cost of rentals at the station or vicinity thereof, subject to the condition that rentals do not exceed the allowances prescribed by law.
The rentals must not be in excess of allowances prescribed by law.
When public quarters are not available in Manila.
It refers to receiving the cash equivalent or commuted allowance of quarters as prescribed by law, applicable when public quarters are not available in Manila.
Yes. For officers outside Manila where government-owned or controlled buildings are available, Section 1 provides that they shall be furnished quarters in such buildings as may be determined adequate.
Section 1 applies when government quarters in government-owned/controlled buildings are available (assignment to adequate quarters). Section 2 applies when adequate public quarters are not available (allowance for actual rental cost, within legal limits).
Section 2 addresses outside Manila where adequate public quarters are not available (actual rental costs within legal limits). Section 3 addresses Manila where public quarters are not available (commutation of quarters prescribed by law).
It was signed by President Manuel L. Quezon, with ELPIDIO QUIRINO signing as Secretary of the Interior.
Section 2 is likely applicable if public quarters are not adequately available; the text specifically mentions government-owned or controlled buildings under Section 1, and otherwise provides the rental allowance rule under Section 2.
They shall be quartered together in barracks or rented buildings.