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MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 86: Authorize officials to sign PAGC case orders

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Authorize officials to sign PAGC case orders

Law: Memorandum Order No. 86

Decision Date: Jan 30, 2003

A memorandum order authorizes certain officials in the Office of the President to sign "By Authority of the President" orders, decisions, and resolutions of administrative cases investigated by the Presidential Anti-Graft Commission, expediting the resolution of non-Cabinet Secretary or Presidential appointee cases.

Law Summary

Scope of Cases Covered

The authorization applies to administrative cases that do not involve Cabinet Secretaries or Presidential appointees with the rank of Secretary.
It specifically excludes cases involving these high-level officials, focusing on other administrative personnel.

Designated Officials

Senior Deputy Executive Secretary Waldo Q. Flores.
Acting Deputy Executive Secretary for Legal Affairs Manuel B. Gaite.
Deputy Executive Secretary Arthur P. Autea.
These officials are empowered to act and sign documents to expedite case resolution.

Purpose and Effectiveness

The measure is intended to expedite the resolution of administrative cases investigated by the PAGC.
It streamlines administrative processes by decentralizing signing authority.

Supersession of Previous Issuances

Any memorandum orders, office orders, or other issuances inconsistent with this Memorandum Order are revoked or amended accordingly.

Effective Date and Formalities

The order takes effect immediately upon issuance.
Signed by the President and the Executive Secretary at the City of Manila on January 30, 2003.

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