EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 147

: They originally segregated the barrio of Bicos from the municipality of Rizal, Nueva Ecija, and annexed it to the municipality of Llanera in the same province.
: The order took effect immediately upon its issuance on December 28, 1955.
: Revoking an executive order reverses the administrative or territorial decisions made, which in this case affects the jurisdiction and governance of local government units like barrios and municipalities.
: Executive Orders can be used to create, modify, or revoke administrative arrangements such as the segregation or annexation of barrios or municipalities under the authority of the President.
: Mariano Yenko, Jr. signed as the Assistant Executive Secretary.
: An Executive Order has the force and effect of law immediately or on a specified date, directing government actions and administrative changes.
: Possible reasons include administrative reconsideration, local government requests, changes in policy, or issues in jurisdiction and governance that require correction.