Scope of Application
- This amendment specifically applies to all Municipal Appraisal Committees operating within the Metropolitan Manila area.
- It modifies Executive Order No. 329, Series of 1988, which originally created these committees, defined their general functions, and prescribed their procedures.
General Function of Municipal Appraisal Committees (as amended)
- To appraise properties within the jurisdiction of Metropolitan Manila for various government purposes.
- The presence of the Municipal Assessor is intended to enhance the accuracy and legitimacy of the appraisal process by involving the local government’s official responsible for assessing property values.
Legal Authority and Effectivity
- The amendment is issued under the authority vested by law to the President of the Philippines.
- It took effect immediately upon signing on August 24, 1989.
Procedural Implication
- The inclusion of the Municipal Assessor as a member requires adjustment in the committee's operational protocols to accommodate the new member and ensure coordination in property appraisal activities.
Importance of the Amendment
- Strengthens the appraisal committee by directly involving the local government unit responsible for property valuation.
- Ensures uniformity and fairness in property assessment within Metropolitan Manila through qualified representation.
Implementation
- The Executive Secretary is responsible for overseeing the execution of this amendment following its issuance by the President.
Signed Authorities
- The Executive Order was signed by President Corazon C. Aquino and countersigned by Executive Secretary Catalino Macaraig, Jr., confirming official government approval and implementation mandate.