Guidelines for Security of Registered Vendors

Formulate policies and programs for protection and security of registered vendors.
Issue Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) within 45 days of effectivity in consultation with all concerned sectors and consistent with existing laws.
Periodically review and revise the IRR as necessary.
Monitor and ensure effective implementation of the Executive Order provisions.
Submit quarterly reports to the President.
Perform other functions as directed by the President.

Applies to vendors in all cities and municipalities nationwide.
Each city and municipality must establish a system for registration and permit issuance to vendors.
Aims to protect the rights of vendors and the interests of consumers and the public.

Cities or municipalities will identify and designate viable workplaces for vendors.
Consultation required with vendors, affected community, and other sectors/groups.
Workplaces include markets, vacant areas near markets, and other public spaces designated for vending.
System for assigning vending spaces to registered vendors must be designed.

National Government Agencies must support vendors' self-development into healthy, informed, environmentally aware, progressive and productive citizens.
Vendors encouraged to organize into associations reflective of their ideals and aspirations.

Vendors shall not be arbitrarily deprived of livelihood by unjust ejection or demolition of stalls.
This protection does not apply to vendors who started occupying the premises after the Executive Order's effectivity.

Declaration of any provision as unconstitutional or illegal does not affect the remaining provisions.

All inconsistent orders, issuances, rules, and regulations are repealed or modified accordingly.