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The corporation has perpetual succession with power to sue and be sued.
Authority to acquire, hold, and convey real and personal property necessary for corporate purposes.
May receive funds and property through gift, devise, bequest, or other means.
Empowered to adopt a corporate seal, establish offices in Manila and across the Philippines, and conduct business.
Authorized to make and adopt by-laws and exercise all corporate powers under applicable laws.

Aims to help girls realize ideals of womanhood and prepare for responsibilities within home, nation, and global community.
Acts as the directing and coordinating head of the Girl Scout Movement in the Philippines.
Responsible for setting and maintaining standards that promote citizenship, character, conduct, achievement, and international understanding.

Characterized as a non-stock, non-profit, non-sectarian, non-political, independent, and voluntary organization.
Committed to cooperating with public and private entities sharing aligned ideals and authorized procedures.

Central Board includes the First Lady of the Philippines as Chief Girl Scout, Charter and Life Members (max 16), private sector representatives (equal number), Regional Chairpersons, government sector representatives (various Secretaries and the Executive Secretary), the Boy Scouts’ President, Senior Girl Scout representatives, and cultural minority representatives.
Except for elected Regional Chairpersons and Senior Girl Scout representatives, members are appointed or coopted, subject to ratification by the Chief Girl Scout and confirmation by the President.
Central Board empowered to amend constitution and by-laws, establish committees, and set policies.
Board meetings held at least twice a year; quorum rules may be established by by-laws.
Officers including National President and others are elected from among Central Board members.

Composed of all officers and Standing Committee chairpersons.
Responsible for implementing policies and decisions of the National Council and Central Board.

Serves as a forum for guidelines, directions, and evaluation of the Girl Scout Movement.
Comprises Central Board members, Presidents of Girl Scout Councils or their representatives, and elected delegates from each council.

An Ad Interim body headed by Carlos P. Romulo appointed for restructuring Central Board.
Authorized to designate members for restructuring committees.
Current administrative setup maintained pending reorganization, which must be completed within six months.