EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 273

: The authority basis is the Constitution and the existing laws of the Philippines as conferred upon the President.
: The flags of the United States, the Philippines, and other nations.
: They must be displayed on separate staffs with the United States flag on the right.
: They are positioned one on each end of a horizontal crosspiece not less than ten feet in length, with the U.S. flag on the right as determined by a person facing seaward or the front of a building.
: All persons present should face the flags, stand at attention, and render an appropriate salute.
: On all national holidays and other historic or special occasions.
: From right to left: Flag of the United States, Flag of the Philippines, then flags of other nations in order of precedence as fixed by international conventions or alphabetically if none exist.
: No, no other flag shall be displayed from the same point of hoist as the two flags.
: The Flag of the United States.
: To the left of and next to the U.S. flag, which occupies the marching right.
: Yes, on their own property located in the Philippines, when their nation is at peace with the U.S. and the Philippines, without simultaneously displaying the U.S. or Philippine flags.
: The flags of the United States and the Philippines should always be displayed alongside the alien's national flag.