EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 100

: These functions were transferred to the Provost Marshal General of the Philippine Army.
: The Chief of Staff of the Philippine Army previously had the functions of preserving peace and maintaining law and order.
: The Military Police Command of the Philippine Army, along with its officers and enlisted men, was placed under the general supervision and control of the Secretary of the Interior.
: Executive Order No. 51, dated June 7, 1945, was modified accordingly by Executive Order No. 100.
: It signifies a shift from military to civilian supervisory control, highlighting the importance of civilian oversight in preserving peace and maintaining law and order.
: It was signed on March 15, 1946.
: Jose S. Reyes signed the order as the Secretary to the President.