Title
Abolition of Surplus Property Commission
Law
Executive Order No. 275
Decision Date
Oct 18, 1957
Executive Order No. 275 transfers the powers and duties of the Surplus Property Commission to the Surplus Property Liquidating Committee, tasked with disposing of surplus properties and liquidating accounts within a specified timeframe.
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Transfer of Powers, Functions, and Duties

  • All powers, functions, and duties of the abolished Surplus Property Commission are transferred to a newly designated body called the Surplus Property Liquidating Committee.
  • This Committee was originally created under Administrative Order No. 90 dated May 19, 1949.

Transfer of Assets and Records

  • All properties, records, funds, and appropriations initially under the Surplus Property Commission are transferred to the Surplus Property Liquidating Committee.

Mandate and Responsibilities of the Surplus Property Liquidating Committee

  • Tasked specifically with disposing of remaining surplus government properties.
  • Responsible for liquidating the accounts of the former Surplus Property Commission.
  • Required to complete these duties within the shortest possible time to ensure efficiency.

Authority to Appoint Personnel and Fix Salaries

  • The Committee is empowered to appoint necessary personnel to carry out its functions.
  • Appointment and salary decisions require approval from the President.

Effective Date of the Executive Order

  • The order becomes effective on October 1, 1949.
  • Signed and enacted in Manila on September 30, 1949, under the authority of President Elpidio Quirino and Executive Secretary Teodoro Evangelista.

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