Task Force for Iraq Reconstruction

Coordinate public and private sector involvement in multinational efforts for Iraq's reconstruction and development.
Develop and implement a comprehensive action plan for maximizing Philippine participation.
Represent Philippine government and private sector interests with international reconstruction entities such as the Office of Reconstruction and Humanitarian Assistance (ORHA).
Assist Philippine companies in sectors including infrastructure (public works, highways, transportation), energy, agriculture, education, sanitation, civil administration and related services.
Evaluate the quality performance of Philippine companies and other entities involved.
Develop procedures to expedite deployment of skilled Philippine manpower and services for reconstruction contracts.
Undertake other relevant actions to bolster private sector involvement.

Composed of Undersecretaries of Foreign Affairs and Labor.
Includes Administrator of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration, Executive Directors of the Philippine Overseas Construction Board and Office of Muslim Affairs.
Private sector representatives also part of the Executive Committee.
Authorized to act on urgent matters on behalf of the Task Force.

A Secretariat to provide technical and administrative support, based in Manila.
Led by an Executive Director appointed by the President.
Philippine diplomatic office established in Kuwait under the oversight of the Philippine Ambassador.
Authority granted to appoint additional officers and establish other offices abroad as needed.

Initial funding of Ten Million Pesos (P10,000,000.00) released from the Contingent Fund.
Additional funds may be sourced from the private sector to support implementation of plans and programs.

Separability Clause ensuring that if any part of the order is invalid or unconstitutional, the remaining provisions remain effective.
Repealing Clause rescinding all executive orders, proclamations, memorandum orders or circulars inconsistent with this order.