Title
Revoking IALAG Creation EO No. 493
Law
Executive Order No. 808
Decision Date
May 15, 2009
Executive Order No. 808 revokes Executive Order No. 493, effectively disbanding the Inter-Agency Legal Action Group (IALAG) and prohibiting executive officials and employees from using it for national security cases.
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Q&A (BFAD BUREAU CIRCULAR NO. 02, S. 2004)

Executive Order No. 808 is an order issued on May 15, 2009, by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, revoking Executive Order No. 493, which created the Inter-Agency Legal Action Group (IALAG).

Executive Order No. 493, Series of 2006, provided for the creation of the Inter-Agency Legal Action Group (IALAG) for the coordination of national security cases.

According to EO No. 808, the IALAG has already accomplished its mandate and thus the order revokes its creation.

Executive Order No. 808 explicitly revokes Executive Order No. 493.

No, after EO No. 808, executive officials and employees can no longer use Executive Order No. 493 in the investigation, prosecution, and monitoring of offenses related to national security.

Executive Order No. 808 took effect immediately upon its signing on May 15, 2009.

Executive Order No. 808 was signed by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and the Executive Secretary Eduardo R. Ermita.

The revocation implies that the specific coordination mechanism provided by IALAG for national security cases under EO No. 493 is discontinued, and its authority or mandate ceases to exist.

Executive orders can be revoked or amended by the President using the ordinance-power as granted by laws such as the Administrative Code of 1987, as exemplified by EO No. 808.


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