Amendment to Asian Good Neighbor Relations Commission

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 89: Amendment to Asian Good Neighbor Relations Commission

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Amendment to Asian Good Neighbor Relations Commission

Law: Executive Order No. 89

Decision Date: Sep 3, 1947

President Ramon Magsaysay amends two previous orders to make changes to the Asian Good Neighbor Relations Commission, increasing its membership and making personnel changes.

Changes to Positions within the Commission

The designation of Mr. Modesto Farolan is changed from Executive Vice-Chairman to Vice-Chairman.
Dr. Juan C. Orendain is appointed as the Executive Secretary of the Commission.
Mr. Oscar Arellano is included as an additional member, thereby filling one of the two new membership slots.

Legal Authority and Effectivity

The amendment is made by virtue of the legal powers vested in the President of the Philippines.
The changes take effect as of January 7, 1955, as formalized by the President and Executive Secretary.

Scope and Purpose

The amendment pertains specifically to the organizational structure and composition of the Asian Good Neighbor Relations Commission, an intergovernmental entity aimed at fostering good relations among Asian neighbors.
No changes are made to the Commission's functions or objectives in this amendment, which focus solely on membership and designation adjustments.

Formality and Ratification

The order is signed by President Ramon Magsaysay and Executive Secretary Fred Ruiz Castro, reflecting official ratification and promulgation under the authority of the executive branch of the Philippine government.

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