Amending NEDA membership and retaining Nat'l Computer Center

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PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1-A: Amending NEDA membership and retaining Nat'l Computer Center

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Amending NEDA membership and retaining Nat'l Computer Center

Law: Presidential Decree No. 1-a

Decision Date: Nov 1, 1972

Presidential Decree No. 1-A amends the Integrated Reorganization Plan to strengthen national development planning by involving the President and Executive Secretary in the National Economic Development Authority, and providing the Office of the President with a computer-based information system for decision-making.

Strengthening National Development Planning

The restructuring aims to strengthen national development planning by ensuring direct involvement of the highest national leadership.
Emphasizes the need for authoritative and prompt decision-making on national development policies and plans.

Retention of the National Computer Center under the Office of the President

The National Computer Center is retained within the Office of the President under the Executive Office.
Previously existing provisions of the Integrated Reorganization Plan regarding the Center continue to apply unless specifically modified.

Reallocation and Reconstitution of NEDA Offices and Units

The Director-General of NEDA may, with NEDA Board approval, reallocate functions and reconstitute offices and units directly under NEDA as necessary.

Legal and Executive Authority

The decree is issued under the authority of Proclamation No. 1081 and a General Order, signifying its legal foundation during Martial Law.
Reflects objectives to reform social, economic, and political structures through improved planning and administration.

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