Necessity of Inter-Agency Cooperation
- Enforces the principle of closer cooperation and coordination among all government law enforcement agencies.
- Aims to achieve unified direction and integrated efforts in criminal suppression across the country.
- Highlights importance of coordination at the operational level for day-to-day enforcement.
Continuation of Law Enforcement Coordinating Committees (LECCs)
- Existing LECCs established under Executive Order No. 829 (1982) continue to function.
- These bodies serve as platforms for coordination of various government law enforcement activities.
- LECCs established at national, regional, and provincial levels.
Composition and Reorganization of the National LECC
- National LECC is reorganized with the PNP Director General as Chairman.
- Members include leaders of key government agencies involved in law enforcement such as:
- National Bureau of Investigation
- Dangerous Drug Board
- Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources
- Philippine Coast Guard
- Bureau of Immigration and Deportation
- National Intelligence Coordinating Agency
- Bureau of Customs, Internal Revenue
- Forest Management Bureau
- Philippine Ports Authority
- Aviation Security Command
- Land and Air Transportation Offices
- Civil Relations Service, Armed Forces of the Philippines
- Ninoy Aquino and Mactan-Cebu International Airport Authorities
- Export Processing Zone Authority
- NAPOLCOM (Vice-Chairman)
- Other national government agencies with law enforcement functions
Composition and Reorganization of the Regional LECC
- Chaired by the PNP Regional Director.
- Includes heads or administrators of regional or field offices of agencies named in the national LECC.
- Includes the regional Peace and Order Coordinator.
Composition and Reorganization of the Provincial LECC
- Chaired by the PNP Provincial Director.
- Composed of heads of provincial field offices or stations of agencies cited in the national LECC.
- Includes the provincial Peace and Order Coordinator.
Coordination Centers and National Secretariat
- All LECCs maintain coordinating centers to handle day-to-day activities.
- The Office of the Secretariat, NALECC, serves as the National Coordinating Center.
- NALECC collates and monitors activities of regional and provincial LECCs.
Frequency of LECC Meetings
- LECCs at national, regional, and provincial levels are mandated to meet at least once monthly.
- Meetings focus on discussion, monitoring, and assessment of government law enforcement programs.
Rulemaking and Implementation
- The Chairman of the Peace and Order Council is empowered to issue rules and regulations implementing the Executive Order.
Supersession of Inconsistent Orders
- Any orders, issuances, or regulations conflicting with this Executive Order are revoked or modified accordingly.
Effectivity Clause
- The Executive Order takes effect immediately upon signing.
This Executive Order establishes a structured and integrated framework for law enforcement coordination at all government levels, enhancing cooperation for more efficient law enforcement and crime suppression throughout the Philippines.