Technical Advisory Committees for Private Education

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 56: Technical Advisory Committees for Private Education

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Title Supreme Court: Technical Advisory Committees for Private Education

Law: Executive Order No. 56

Decision Date: Oct 5, 1936

Executive Order No. 56 enhances government control and coordination over technical education in private institutions by designating government boards as advisory committees and allowing the Director of Private Education to seek assistance from government employees.

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Empowerment of the Director of Private Education

The Director of Private Education is empowered to call upon technical and professional government employees for advice and assistance.
These employees may come from any government department, bureau, office, agency, or instrumentality.
The Director must obtain the consent of the respective Head, Chief, or Manager of the government employees before calling upon them.

Scope of Advisory and Inspection Functions

The advisory role includes providing expert advice on matters affecting technical, professional, and vocational education in private educational institutions.
Assistance extends to the inspection of private institutions offering technical, professional, and/or vocational courses.
This collaborative approach aims to enhance the efficiency of service and ensure proper supervision.

Amendment and Effectivity

Executive Order No. 193, dated March 13, 1939, is amended by this order.
The provisions take effect as of June 2, 1947, as signed by President Manuel Roxas and Chief of the Executive Office Emilio Abello.

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