Title
Creation of Presidential Committee on Admin Efficiency
Law
Executive Order No. 306
Decision Date
Jul 15, 1958
Carlos P. Garcia establishes the Presidential Committee on Administration Performance Efficiency to enhance government efficiency, streamline communication between the Office of the President and various agencies, and address administrative issues effectively.
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Composition and Leadership

  • The Committee operates under the Office of the President and reports directly to the President.
  • Headed by a Technical Assistant designated as Chairman.
  • Members are personnel assigned or detailed from various government departments and agencies upon the Chairman's recommendation.
  • May engage technical advisers to the President for expert consultation.

Core Duties and Functions

  • Establish effective liaison between the Office of the President and executive departments, agencies, including government-owned or controlled corporations.
  • Operate a continuous communications system linking the President's Office with heads of key government entities.
  • Collect and process data periodically or as needed on government activities and projects to evaluate performance.
  • Analyze and research specific cases or issues requiring executive or Cabinet action, providing political, economic, and legal insights.
  • Promote standardized systems for statistical research, reporting, and evaluation across government bodies to facilitate centralized data collection.
  • Receive, process, and evaluate requests for executive intervention or complaints regarding government offices and personnel.
  • Refer and endorse processed complaints or requests to appropriate agencies and implement a system to monitor their resolution.
  • Submit regular reports on government performance with recommendations for improvement.
  • Perform other related duties as assigned by the President.

Authority and Support

  • The Chairman may use any communication and transportation means necessary for official purposes.
  • Authorized to request assistance from law enforcement or service agencies to expedite investigations or actions.
  • Technical Advisers to the President must be available for consultation to aid the Committee.

Cooperation and Abolition of Previous Committee

  • All government departments, agencies, and government-owned or controlled corporations are mandated to cooperate with the Committee.
  • The Presidential Complaints and Action Committee established by the 1954 Executive Order No. 19 is abolished.
  • All assets, records, and equipment of the abolished committee are transferred to the new Committee.

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