Title
IRR of RA 8757 - Philippine Sports Hall of Fame
Law
Psc
Decision Date
Nov 11, 2009
The Implementing Rules and Regulations of the Philippine Sports Hall of Fame Act of 1999 governs the nomination and enshrinement of qualified athletes, coaches, and trainers who have achieved international success, aiming to promote excellence in sports and inspire national pride.
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Statement of Policy

  • The State promotes sports excellence to uplift Filipino lives.
  • Recognition is given to athletes, coaches, and trainers who earn international honors.
  • International competitions include Southeast Asian Games, Asian Games, Olympic Games, and World Championships.

Definitions

  • "Athlete" means a Filipino amateur or former professional athlete who represented the country and won in international competitions, certified by PSC/POC or GAB.
  • "Coach and Trainer" means Filipino individuals who formally coached or trained national teams or professional athletes recognized by PSC/POC or GAB.
  • "PSC" is the sole policy-making body for amateur sports.
  • "POC" serves as the National Olympic Committee.
  • "GAB" regulates professional sports locally.
  • "International competitions" cover major regional and global competitions.
  • "Philippine Sports Hall of Fame" honors outstanding contributors to sports.

Establishment and Coverage

  • The Philippine Sports Hall of Fame is created to enshrine distinguished Filipino athletes, coaches, and trainers.
  • Coverage includes athletes with international medals: gold in Southeast Asian Games, silver in Asian Games/Asian Cup/regional games, bronze in Olympics/World Games, or titleholders in World Championships.

Nomination Requirements for Athletes

  • Candidates must be recommended by individuals or organizations.
  • Must have been members of the Philippine National Team or recognized professional athletes.
  • Must have won a qualifying medal in specified international competitions.

Nomination Requirements for Coaches/Trainers

  • Candidates must be recommended by individuals or relevant organizations.
  • Must have been coaches/trainers of national teams or professional athletes.
  • Must have trained athletes with qualifying international achievements.

Screening Committee

  • Responsible for establishing criteria and procedures for nominations, screening nominees, voting, and enshrinement.
  • Composition: Chairman of PSC (Chair), President of POC (Vice-Chair), Chairman of GAB, two POC-accredited national sports association members, and two members from credible sports organizations or private sector.
  • Secretariat designated by PSC manages nominations and provides administrative support.

Induction Ceremony

  • Conducted every two years by the PSC.
  • Honorees receive medals, trophies, or plaques recognizing their enshrinement.

Funding

  • PSC allocates funds from its current General Appropriations Act (GAA) budget.
  • Future funding included in subsequent GAA annual allocations.

Final Provisions

  • Amendments may be made by the Screening Committee.
  • Separability clause preserves validity of unaffected provisions if any part is invalidated.
  • Repealing clause rescinds inconsistent prior issuances.
  • The rules take effect 15 days after publication in a newspaper of general circulation.

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