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    XECUTIVE ORDER NO. 384 December 12, 1989 Providing General Guidelines in The Implementation of Proclamation No. 503, "Declaring A State of National Emergency Throughout The Philippines"

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    This executive order provides guidelines for implementing a state of national emergency in the Philippines following a recent military and civilian rebellion. It allows the temporary takeover of privately owned public utilities or businesses affected with public interest if approved by the relevant government agency head. When taking emergency measures, the agency head must comply with the president's terms, avoid injury and damage, and provide compensation when necessary. The agency head must also report implementation results to the president. The order took effect immediately upon signing.

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    XECUTIVE ORDER NO. 384 December 12, 1989 Providing General Guidelines in The Implementation of Proclamation No. 503, "Declaring A State of National Emergency Throughout The Philippines"

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    This executive order provides guidelines for implementing a state of national emergency in the Philippines following a recent military and civilian rebellion. It allows the temporary takeover of privately owned public utilities or businesses affected with public interest if approved by the relevant government agency head. When taking emergency measures, the agency head must comply with the president's terms, avoid injury and damage, and provide compensation when necessary. The agency head must also report implementation results to the president. The order took effect immediately upon signing.

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    This executive order provides guidelines for implementing a state of national emergency in the Philippines following a recent military and civilian rebellion. It allows the temporary takeover of privately owned public utilities or businesses affected with public interest if approved by the relevant government agency head. When taking emergency measures, the agency head must comply with the president's terms, avoid injury and damage, and provide compensation when necessary. The agency head must also report implementation results to the president. The order took effect immediately upon signing.

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    XECUTIVE ORDER NO. 384 December 12, 1989 Providing General Guidelines in The Implementation of Proclamation No. 503, "Declaring A State of National Emergency Throughout The Philippines"

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    XECUTIVE ORDER NO.

    384 December 12, 1989


    PROVIDING GENERAL GUIDELINES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PROCLAMATION NO. 503,
    "DECLARING A STATE OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY THROUGHOUT THE PHILIPPINES"
    In view of the existence of the national emergency and to ensure public safety and to prevent
    economic dislocation as a result of the recent military and civilian rebellion, I, CORAZON C.
    AQUINO, President of the Philippines, by virtue of the powers vested in me by the Constitution, do
    hereby promulgate the following general guidelines in the implementation of Proclamation No. 503,
    "Declaring A State of National Emergency Throughout the Philippines":
    1. The President shall issue the necessary Memorandum Order directing the temporary take over of
    or the operation of any privately-owned public utility or business affected with public interest upon
    application by the head of the concerned agency of the Government, stating thereon the
    requirements of public interest and the reasonable terms for the implementation of the emergency
    measures pursuant to Article XII, Section 17 of the Constitution.
    2. In the implementation of emergency measures authorized pursuant to Presidential directives, the
    duly authorized head of the concerned agency of the Government shall comply faithfully with the
    terms prescribed by the President, employ reasonable means in order that injury to persons and
    damage to property shall be avoided, shall recommend appropriate measures that shall provide just
    compensation when proper and when necessary, may call upon the assistance of the appropriate
    government agency.
    3. The duly authorized head of the concerned agency of the Government shall immediately report to
    the Office of the President the results of the implementation of the appropriate Presidential directive.
    4. Nothing herein contained shall be construed in depriving the President of the Philippines of her
    powers under the Constitution and laws to promulgate such orders or issuances to address the
    national emergency.
    5. This Executive Order shall take effect immediately.
    DONE in the City of Manila, this 12th day of December, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred
    and eighty-nine.

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