Title
INP Uniformed Personnel Salary Revision EO 726
Law
Executive Order No. 726
Decision Date
Sep 10, 1981
Executive Order No. 726 revised the compensation scheme for the Integrated National Police in the Philippines, establishing a salary schedule and guidelines for readjustment, with the salary increases taking effect on August 8, 1981.

Coverage and Scope of the Revised Compensation Scheme

  • The salary schedule applies to all uniformed personnel of the Integrated National Police.
  • The schedule specifies rank/grade and corresponding salary steps from 1 to 8.
  • Different ranks listed include Brigadier General, Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, Major, Captain, Lieutenant, Sergeant, Corporal, and Patrolman/Fireman.
  • Salary rates are presented both as monthly (p/m) and annual (p/a) amounts.

Specific Salary Structure and Steps

  • For each rank/grade, salaries increase progressively from step 1 through step 8.
  • The lowest rank, Patrolman/Fireman, has annual salaries starting at P4,948 (monthly P494), increasing up to P8,400 annually (P700 monthly).
  • Higher ranks such as Brigadier General start at P31,115 monthly and go up to P44,412 monthly.

Readjustment Guidelines for Existing Salaries

  • Salaries of current INP members as per Letter of Implementation No. 98 and Executive Order No. 688 will be adjusted to conform with the new schedule.
  • If an individual’s salary is below the first salary step in Section 1, it shall be increased to the first step.
  • If the current salary is equal to or above the first step, the member continues to receive the same salary rate without reduction.

Implementation and Administrative Guidelines

  • The Minister of National Defense and the Minister of the Budget are responsible for promulgating implementing guidelines.

Funding Sources for Salary Adjustments

  • Funds will come from salary lapses and savings within the INP.
  • Any additional funding will be sourced from the Salary Adjustment Fund within the 1981 General Appropriations Act and budgetary reserves.
  • Future year funding must be included in the annual INP appropriations.

Effective Date of Salary Adjustments

  • The salary increases authorized by this order are effective August 8, 1981.

Legal Effect and Authority

  • Executive Order issued by President Ferdinand E. Marcos under constitutional powers.
  • Formal execution and promulgation with signature of the President and Presidential Executive Assistant.

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