Title
Amending EO 380 Creating Industry Development Council
Law
Executive Order No. 480
Decision Date
Apr 27, 1998
Fidel V. Ramos amends Executive Order No. 380 to include the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in the Industry Development Council, enhancing its capacity to address local industry development and environmental concerns.

Law Summary

Amendment to the Composition of the Industry Development Council

  • Executive Order No. 480 amends EO No. 380 to include the Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) as a member of the IDC.
  • This inclusion acknowledges the importance of integrating sustainable development perspectives in industrial promotion.
  • The DENR's membership facilitates the resolution of environmental concerns related to local industries.

Detailed Composition and Membership of the IDC

  • Chairman: Secretary of Trade and Industry.
  • Vice-Chairmen: Presidents of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. and Federation of Philippine Industries, Inc.
  • Members:
    • Secretary of Finance
    • Secretary of Agriculture
    • Secretary of Foreign Affairs
    • Secretary of Science and Technology
    • Secretary of Labor and Employment
    • Director General of the National Economic and Development Authority
    • Governor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
    • Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources
    • Seven (7) Representatives from the Private Sector.

Powers and Functions

  • Although specific powers and functions are not detailed in the amendment, the IDC functions as a coordinating mechanism.
  • Tasked to collectively enhance the overall competitiveness and sustainable development of the local industries through government-private sector cooperation.

Effectivity Provision

  • The amendment (Executive Order No. 480) takes effect immediately upon signing on April 27, 1998.
  • Reinforces the presidential authority vested by law in amending prior executive orders.

Legal Authority and Formalities

  • The amendment was signed by the President of the Republic of the Philippines, Fidel V. Ramos.
  • The President acted pursuant to powers granted by law.
  • Executive Secretary Alexander P. Aguirre countersigned the Order.
  • Document executed in Manila, giving formal and official effect to the amendment.

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