Prohibited Unauthorized Uses and Commercial Exploitation
- Unauthorized use of the Presidential Seal in any form—such as stickers, stamps, business cards, passes, car plates, clothing, tokens, souvenirs, and stationery—is expressly forbidden.
- Unauthorized manufacture, sale, or distribution of anything bearing the Seal is also prohibited.
- Violators face penalties under Article 179 of the Revised Penal Code.
Forgery and Fraudulent Alteration Prohibited
- The forgery or fraudulent alteration of the Presidential Seal constitutes a criminal offense.
- Offenders are subject to penalties under Article 161 of the Revised Penal Code.
Enforcement and Implementation Agencies
- The Presidential Security Group has the lead responsibility for enforcing this Executive Order.
- Additional enforcement agencies include the Department of Justice, National Bureau of Investigation, Philippine National Police, Metro Manila Development Authority, and the Land Transportation Office.
- These agencies must conduct monitoring, apprehension, confiscation, investigations, and file appropriate charges for violations.
Specific Prohibitions on Pins and Plates
- The use of pins bearing the Presidential Seal and vehicle plates labeled "ERAP" is likewise prohibited.
Reporting Requirements and Effective Date
- The Presidential Security Group is required to submit a report on the implementation of this Order to the Office of the President through the Presidential Management Staff within twenty days of effectivity.
- The Executive Order took effect immediately upon issuance.