Transfer of National Youth Commission to DSWD

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 795: Transfer of National Youth Commission to DSWD

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Title Supreme Court: Transfer of National Youth Commission to DSWD

Law: Executive Order No. 795

Decision Date: May 7, 2009

Executive Order No. 795 transfers the National Youth Commission from the Office of the President to the Department of Social Welfare and Development, in order to promote the rights and welfare of the youth, as granted by the President's authority to reorganize the administrative structure.

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Legal Basis for Attachment

Recognizes Republic Act 8044, which previously attached the National Youth Commission to the Office of the President.
Cites Section 31, Chapter 10, Title III, Book III of the 1987 Administrative Code granting the President continuing authority to reorganize the administrative machinery within the Office of the President.

Authority Exercised

The President, under her powers vested by law, authorizes the administrative attachment through an executive order.

Effectivity

The order takes effect immediately upon issuance.

Procedure and Formalities

The order is signed by the President and countersigned by the Executive Secretary.
Formal issuance in Manila on May 7, 2009.

Implications

Ensures focused delivery of youth-related programs under the DSWD.
Streamlines government administrative functions by reassigning agency oversight to a department specialized in social welfare.
Reflects the government's intent to enhance coordination and effectiveness in youth services through organizational restructuring.

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