Amending EO 367 on Presidential Advisers' Org

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 501: Amending EO 367 on Presidential Advisers' Org

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Title Supreme Court: Amending EO 367 on Presidential Advisers' Org

Law: Executive Order No. 501

Decision Date: Feb 6, 2006

President Gloria M. Arroyo amends Executive Order No. 367, removing Presidential Advisers/Assistants from the Office of External Affairs and placing them under the Office of the Executive Secretary.

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Role of Presidential Advisers/Assistants as per EO No. 367

Under Section 3, subparagraph (a) of EO No. 367, the system of Presidential Advisers/Assistants for regional concerns was integrated as part of the OEA.
These advisers/assistants served as the primary representatives of the Office of the President in regional areas.
Their role included coordination with both government entities and other regional stakeholders.

Amendment Introduced by Executive Order No. 501

Executive Order No. 501 repealed Section 3, subparagraph (a) of EO No. 367.
The Presidential Advisers/Assistants were removed from the Office of External Affairs and reassigned under the Office of the Executive Secretary.

Implication of the Amendment

This reassignment signifies a change in administrative supervision and authority over the Presidential Advisers/Assistants.
It clarifies the organizational structure, consolidating regional representatives directly under the Office of the Executive Secretary rather than the OEA.

Authority and Promulgation

The amendment was issued by the President of the Philippines, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
The order was officially promulgated on February 6, 2006, and signed by the Executive Secretary Eduardo R. Ermita.

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