Increase of PMA Cadets' Subsistence Allowance

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 789: Increase of PMA Cadets' Subsistence Allowance

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Title Supreme Court: Increase of PMA Cadets' Subsistence Allowance

Law: Executive Order No. 789

Decision Date: Mar 28, 1982

Ferdinand E. Marcos increases the daily subsistence allowance for cadets of the Philippine Military Academy and the Philippine Air Force Flying School from Ten Pesos to Fifteen Pesos to better support their nutritional needs amid rigorous training demands.

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Justification for Increase

The existing Ten Pesos allowance is insufficient to cover the quality and quantity of food required.
Cadets undergo rigorous physical and mental training necessitating adequate nutrition.

Authority for Adjustment

The President has authority under Letter of Implementation No. 99 (September 10, 1979) to approve changes in allowances of uniformed AFP personnel.
Changes are made upon recommendation by the Minister of National Defense and the Minister of the Budget.

Specific Order and Effectivity

The subsistence allowance is increased from Ten Pesos (P10.00) to Fifteen Pesos (P15.00) per day.
This increase takes effect immediately upon approval.

Legal and Administrative Context

This Order is issued pursuant to the President's legal authority by previous Letters of Implementation and Executive Orders affecting military personnel benefits.
Signed by the President and attested by the Presidential Executive Assistant, providing authenticity and enforcement capability.

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