Amendment to Philippine Volunteer Service Committee

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 320: Amendment to Philippine Volunteer Service Committee

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Title Supreme Court: Amendment to Philippine Volunteer Service Committee

Law: Executive Order No. 320

Decision Date: May 31, 1971

Ferdinand E. Marcos amends the Philippine Volunteer Service Committee's structure by appointing the Secretary of Social Welfare as its Chairman and transferring relevant powers from the Secretary of Community Development.

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Transfer of Powers and Functions

All powers and functions previously exercised by the Secretary of Community Development within the Committee are officially transferred to the Secretary of Social Welfare.

Legal Authority and Effectivity

The amendment is enacted under the authority vested in the President of the Philippines by law.
It further amends Executive Order No. 134 dated December 17, 1964, as amended by Executive Order No. 105 dated December 11, 1967, relating to the creation and organization of the Philippine Volunteer Service Committee.

Formalities and Execution

The order is formally issued and signed by President Ferdinand E. Marcos and Executive Secretary Alejandro Melchor.
The issuance took place in Manila on May 31, 1971.

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