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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 39: Expanded powers of Customs Commissioner

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Expanded powers of Customs Commissioner

Law: Executive Order No. 39

Decision Date: Aug 6, 1986

Corazon C. Aquino's Executive Order No. 39 empowers the Commissioner of Customs to appoint and discipline Bureau personnel, enhancing oversight and management within the Bureau of Customs.

Disciplinary Authority over Bureau Personnel

The Commissioner has the power to discipline, suspend, dismiss, or otherwise impose penalties on officers and employees of the Bureau of Customs who commit infractions or violate regulations.

Personnel Management Responsibilities

The Commissioner can make decisions regarding promotions, transfers, reassignment, detailing, reinstatement, reemployment, and other personnel actions concerning Bureau officers and employees.

Coordinated Support from Government Agencies

The Ministry of the Budget and Management as well as the Civil Service Commission are mandated to fully assist and cooperate with the Commissioner of Customs in executing these expanded powers and functions.

Repeal and Modification of Inconsistent Regulations

Any laws, orders, issuances, rules, or regulations that conflict with the provisions of this Executive Order are repealed or modified to the extent of such inconsistency.

Immediate Effectivity

The Executive Order takes effect immediately upon its issuance, ensuring the prompt implementation of the new powers and functions granted to the Commissioner of Customs.

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