Creation and Composition of the Inter-Agency Committee
- An Inter-Agency Committee is established with the mandate to review, evaluate, and manualize the policies, rules, and regulations of ministries and agencies affecting local government administration.
- The Minister of Local Government is appointed as the Chairman of the Committee.
- The Chairman shall provide the necessary secretariat support for the Committee's operations.
Authority and Participation in the Committee
- The Chairman has the authority to invite ministers, heads of agencies, or their authorized representatives to participate in the Committee.
- This inclusive approach ensures the representation of all concerned parties in policy review and formulation.
Powers to Recommend Implementation Measures
- The Committee, through its Chairman, may recommend to the President necessary actions to implement Section 14 of the Local Government Code.
- This provision emphasizes the Committee's role not only in review but also in facilitating policy enforcement and compliance at the local government level.
Legal Basis and Effectivity
- The creation of the Committee is pursuant to powers under the Constitution and Presidential Decree No. 1416, as amended.
- The Executive Order takes effect as of February 10, 1983, formalizing the institutional mechanism for policy coordination between central ministries and local governments.