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    Mayor Isko Moreno ordered the cancellation of business permits for stores selling alcohol within 200 meters of schools to enforce ordinances prohibiting alcohol sales near schools and to minors. Moreno also ordered the closure of seven bars for violating city ordinances and said the business owners must address violations before reopening. This action is valid given the Department of Tourism's devolution of regulatory powers to local government units, including setting rules for tourism enterprises and imposing penalties for violations.

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    Mayor Isko Moreno ordered the cancellation of business permits for stores selling alcohol within 200 meters of schools to enforce ordinances prohibiting alcohol sales near schools and to minors. Moreno also ordered the closure of seven bars for violating city ordinances and said the business owners must address violations before reopening. This action is valid given the Department of Tourism's devolution of regulatory powers to local government units, including setting rules for tourism enterprises and imposing penalties for violations.

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    Mayor Isko Moreno ordered the cancellation of business permits for stores selling alcohol within 200 meters of schools to enforce ordinances prohibiting alcohol sales near schools and to minors. Moreno also ordered the closure of seven bars for violating city ordinances and said the business owners must address violations before reopening. This action is valid given the Department of Tourism's devolution of regulatory powers to local government units, including setting rules for tourism enterprises and imposing penalties for violations.

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    1. Read and analyze the following cases and respond with text or attachment.

    Case #1: Mr. Fernando Jose wishes to put-up an Php85-million sports complex within the vicinity of the
    Intramuros area. What advice will you give?

    Answer: Mr. Fernando Jose wishes to put-up an Php85-million sports complex within the vicinity of the
    Intramuros area. The advice that I can give is to Mr. Fernando Jose that it’s okay to put up a sports
    complex as long it will still preserve the historical value of Intramuros. According to Intramuros
    Administration (IA) to preserve and enhance the historical value of maintenance of the area. Hence,
    Presidential Decree No. 1616 (April 10, 1979) was established, creating the Intramuros Administration,
    charged with such a role and responsibility. So, I suggest Mr. Fernando Jose should coordinate to the
    Intramuros Administration because they are the responsible for the orderly restoration and
    development of Intramuros as a monument to the Hispanic period of the Philippine history. IA
    responsible to ensure that the general appearance of Intramuros shall conform to Philippine-Spanish
    architecture of the Sixteenth to the Nineteenth Century.

    Case #2: On July 25, 2019, Mayor Isko Moreno ordered the cancellation of all business permits of stores
    in Manila selling alcoholic drinks within the 200-meter range of schools and universities. Moreno said
    that the order would also affect convenience stores that sell liquor. Executive Order No. 17 mandates
    the Bureau of Permits and License Office (BPLO), City Treasurer’s Office, and business establishments to
    strictly observe Ordinance No. 3532 that prohibits the sale of intoxicating liquor within 200 meters of
    schools, and Ordinance No. 8520 that prohibits the sale of any alcoholic beverage to minors. Moreno,
    however, noted that establishments are still free to continue business as long as they would not sell
    alcoholic drinks to students. The executive order took effect immediately.
    On August 1, 2019, a week after the Executive Order has been issued, Moreno ordered the closure of at
    least seven (7) bars in Sherwood, Taft, for violation of city ordinances. He said business owners must
    mend their violations before they can operate again. Is this valid in relation to the power to regulate
    devolved by the Department of Tourism to local government units?

    Answer: Yes, it is valid in relation to the power to regulate devolved by the Department of Tourism to
    local governance units because they violated the city ordinance and I believe that they already know that
    Ordinance No. 3532 has already been issued. Therefore, they should pay their violations before they can
    operate again. According to DOT powers and functions; formulate and promulgate, in consultation with
    the LGU’s the private sector in the industries, and other tourism stakeholders, rules and regulations
    governing the operation and activities of all tourism enterprises including, but not limited to, a national
    standard for licensing, accreditation, and classification of tourism enterprises, prescribing therein
    minimum levels of operating quality and efficiency for their operation in accordance with recognized
    international standards, impose reasonable penalties for violation of accreditation policies and
    recommendation to the LGU conce

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