Amendment of EO 164 on archival committee leadership

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 300: Amendment of EO 164 on archival committee leadership

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Title Supreme Court: Amendment of EO 164 on archival committee leadership

Law: Executive Order No. 300

Decision Date: Mar 10, 1971

Ferdinand E. Marcos amends Executive Order No. 164 to designate the Chairman of the National Historical Commission as the head of the committee responsible for overseeing the management of archival materials and historical papers from government agencies.

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Amendatory change to committee leadership

Executive Order No. 300 amends Executive Order No. 164 by changing the committee’s leadership.
Executive Order No. 300 designates the Chairman of the National Historical Commission as the Chairman of the committee.
The designation is made in lieu of the Secretary of Education as committee chairman under Executive Order No. 164.

Committee function preserved by amendment

Executive Order No. 164 remains the governing rule for creating the committee that coordinates and supervises the collation, collection, identification, classification, reproduction, and release of archival materials and other historical papers in the possession of government agencies.
Executive Order No. 300 does not alter the committee’s described mandate; it only amends who chairs the committee.

Signatures and formalities

Executive Order No. 300 bears the President’s signature (SGD.) FERDINAND E. MARCOS.
The order is attested by the Executive Secretary, (SGD.) ALEJANDRO MELCHOR.
The order’s identity and date are fixed as March 10, 1971.

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