Author:Manuel Luis Quezon/Executive orders

Executive orders

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№	Title/Subject	Date
1	requiring all officials and the Armed Forces of the Government to take an Oath of Loyalty to the Constitution and of allegiance to the United States	1935-11-15
2	assuming command of all the Armed Forces of the Government	1935-11-15
3	appointing General Douglas MacArthur as military adviser of the Commonwealth and creating the National Defense Council	1935-11-16
4	attestation on the signature of the President, and affixing the Great Seal on important documents	1935-11-20
5	reserving a parcel of land in the barrio of Julugan, municipality of Tanza, Province of Cavite, for school purposes	1935-11-26
6	order of issue of City of Manila 1935 thirty-year 5 per cent bonds	1935-12-09
7	extending the period within which the amount appropriated by Act No. 4184 shall be available	1935-12-19
8	enforcing the provisions of the Constitution on the Civil Service	1936-01-02
9	creating a committee as the General Committee of President Roosevelt's Birthday Celebration	1936-01-10
10	Army Promotion Regulations	1936-01-11
11	designating a Chief of Staff and designating the Philippine Constabulary to the Army of the Philippines	1936-01-10
12	reserving 5 per cent of the appropriations authorized for the year 1936
13	abolishing the municipal districts of Ampusungan and Tauit and annexing them as barrios to the municipal districts of Bakun and Luna, respectively, Mountain Province	1936-01-21
14	creating a “Domestic Sugar Administration”	1936-01-21
15	abolishing the barrio of Cawa-Cawa, municipality of Zamboanga, Province of Zamboanga, and organizing the sitio of Punta Gabilan, said municipality, into an independent barrio under the name Punta Gabilan	1936-02-03
16	prohibiting the automatic renewal of contracts	1936-02-03
17	re constituting the National Economic Council	1936-02-14
18	creating a Rice Commission for the purpose of studying and making recommendations on ways and means to solve the present rice crisis and to insure a permanent supply of rice at reasonable prices	1936-02-17
19	creating a National Council of Education to advise the Government on educational policies and necessary reforms in the existing system of education	1936-02-19
20	fixing the office hours on Saturdays and during the hot season	1936-03-04
21	amending Executive Order No. 872, dated September 27, 1935, re issuing temporary rules and regulations with reference to the purchase, sale, and hoarding of palay and rice	1936-03-05
22	constituting a Committee on Pensions and appointing the members thereof	1936-03-17
23	description and specifications of the Filipino flag	1936-03-25
24	expenditure of ₱75,000 of the 5 per cent required savings of the Department of Justice	1936-04-11
25	creating the Budget Commission	1936-04-25
26	designating the permanent Chief of Staff and announcing certain appointments of general officers of the Army of the Philippines	1936-05-04
27	order of issue, Province of Cebu thirty-year 5 per cent bonds
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29	order of issue, municipality of Iloilo, Iloilo, thirty-year 5 per cent bonds	1936-05-11
30	conduct of public affairs during the President's absence	1936-05-13
31	procurement of Medical Reserve officers	1936-05-18
32	prescribing uniform fees for copies of official records and documents furnished to private persons and entities	1936-05-25
33	creating the Deportation Board	1936-05-29
34	transferring the Navigation Division, Department of Agriculture and Commerce, to the Bureau of Customs, Department of Finance	1936-06-01
35	fixing office hours on Saturdays and during the rainy season in the city of Baguio	1936-06-02
36	cordage allotment for 1936–1937

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№	Title/Subject	Date
179	designating a Chief of Staff under the provisions of Commonwealth Act No. 312
180	organizing the sitio of Babuyan, barrio of Sapak, municipality of Lipa, Batangas, into a barrio under the name of Santo Niño
181	organizing a certain portion of the municipality of Santiago, Isabela, into an independent municipality under the name of Cordon	1939-01-27
182	designating the Secretary of the Interior to exercise supervision over the Philippine Constabulary
183	physical and medical examination of proposed appointees in the classified service of the Government as well as in the University of the Philippines and Government-owned or controlled corporations
184	promulgating rules on mobilization
185	organizing certain barrios in the municipality of Unisan in the Province of Tayabas, into an independent municipality under the name of Agdangan	1939-02-03
186	promulgating rules and regulations governing the loss of firearms held under the provisions of section 881 of the Revised Administrative Code
187	prescribing regulations governing the granting of allowance for the partial support of dependent or dependents of trainees who, after the termination of the period of deferment by reason of dependency, are selected to undergo trainee instruction
188	revising No. 139, dated January 14, 1938, creating a National Relief Administration
189	creating the Philippine Committee on Geographical Names
190	allotting the portions of the appropriations authorized by Commonwealth Act No. 300, which may be used for expenditures of the executive departments of the National Government during the period from January 1 to June 30, 1939
191	creating the Rural Progress Administration	1939-03-02
192	amending No. 31, dated May 18, 1936, so as to delete paragraph 5-d (3) thereof, regarding young graduates of medicine applying for commission in the Medical Corps Reserve of the Philippine Army
193	designating the Government Boards of Examiners as advisory committees on technical matters to the Office of Private Education
194	revising No. 135, dated Decembre 31, 1937, establishing a classification of roads
195	revising No. 72, dated December 3, 1936, establishing a classification of ports
196	fixing office hours on Saturdays and during the hot season
197	revising further No. 139, dated January 14, 1938, creating a National Relief Administration, as revised by No. 188, dated February 23, 1939
198	making allotments of the appropriations for the Philippine Army authorized by Commonwealth Act No. 300, in addition to those included in No. 19, current series, for expenditures of the executive departments of the National Government during the period from January 1 to June 30, 1939
199	fixing the maximum weight of baggage and household effects of Government officers and employees when transferred by competent authority from one station to another, including those of the members of their families, that may be transported at Government expense
200	amending paragraph (7) of No. 161, dated August 23, 1938, entitled “Promulgating regulations to govern the administration and collection of delinquent irrigation fees from landowners under irrigation systems constructed under the provisions of Act No. 2152, as amended, fixing adjusted irrigation fees for said systems and prescribing the manner of collecting same, and revoking No. 142, dated February 15, 1938”

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№	Title/Subject	Date
201	amending paragraph 1 of Executive Order No. 99, dated June 14, 1937, entitled "Regulations governing the pay and emoluments of officials and employees of the Government called for military training or to extended tour of active duty in the Philippine Army"
202	requiring that savings of 5 per cent to be set up from the releases made in Nos. 190 and 198, current series, for the first six months of 1939, from the general appropriations authorized under Commonwealth Act No. 300
203	designating Philippine Army Extra Cantonment Zones in all mobilization centers and empowering the Director of Health to promulgate all needful health rules and regulations therein
204	making additional allotment from the appropriation for aid to the City of Manila authorized by Commonwealth Act No. 300
205	prescribing the policy to be observed in the promotion of retired officers of the Philippine Army to be recalled to duty
206	authorizing the conversion of the Rural Progress Administration created by Executive Order No. 191 into a corporation
207	requiring the establishment of ROTC unites in all colleges and universities as a requisite to recognition by the Government
208	amending No. 194, dated March 13, 1939, entitled "Revising Executive Order No. 135, dated December 31, 1937, establishing a classification of roads"
209	revoking No. 202, current series, entitled "Requiring that savings of 5 per cent to be set up from the releases made in Executive Orders Nos. 190 and 198, current series, for the first six months of 1939, from the general appropriations authorized under Commonwealth Act No. 300"
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211	making additional allotments for various purposes from the appropriations authorized under Commonwealth Act No. 300
212	regulations governing seniority, promotion, and separation from the service, of officers of the Reserve Force, Philippine Army
213	annexing a certain portion of the territory of the municipality of Majayjay, Laguna to the municipality of Lilio, same province
214	composition of the Appraisal Committee created under No. 132, dated December 27, 1937
215	reivising Executive Order No. 115, entitled "Requiring the approval of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications in the construction and operation of any Governed radio station and authorizing the granting of general authority to the Philippine Army to establish and operate radio stations for mulitary purposes"
216	composition of the National Relief Board created under Executive Order No. 197, dated March 24, 1939
217	prescribing certain civic and ethical principles to be taught in all schools in the Philippines
218	amending Executive Order No. 166, dated October 8, 1938, regarding regulations governing the half-masting of flags on Government buildings
219	suspending the effectivity of Executive Order No. 213, dated July 10, 1939
220	segregating from the municipality of Banate, Province of Iloilo, the former municipality of Anilao, and organizing the same into a separate municipality under the name of Anilao
221	prohibiting the filling of vacant positions and increases in salary in the Government
222	prescribing the office hours to be observed in the different Bureaus and offices of the Government
223	amending Section 3, Rule VII, of the Civil Service Rules regarding reinstatement	1939-09-25
224	amending Executive Order No. 220, dated September 8, 1939 regarding the segregation of the municipality of Anilao from that of Banate, Iloilo
225	granting quarters or the commuted value thereof, to officers of the United States Army who are commissioned in the Philippine Army by reason of their acceptance of assimilated rank therein
226	authorizing the Emergency Control Board to conduct investigations and to punish acts of non-cooperation to attain objectives of Commonwealth Act No. 498
227	prohibiting reappointments of justices of the peace retired under Commonwealth Act No. 331 to any position in the local governments unless they give their retirement gratuity
228	consolidating into one police unit all agencies performing police duties within the harbor and port areas in all ports of entry
229	cordage allotments for May 1, 1939 to December 31, 1939
230	organizing the Department of National Defense
231	order of issue, City of Bacolod, thirty-year 5 per cent bonds
232	extending the area of the Customs Zone in Manila
233	amending section 3, Rule VII, of the Civil Service Rules regarding retirement
234	directing the Board of Indeterminate Sentence to look into the record of military prisoners confined in the penitentiaries and to make proper recommendations for the release of such prisoners on parole
235	eliminating the distinction between Spanish and English examinations relative to the maximum salary allowable
236	providing for a special permit system to authorize importers, wholesalers, and retailers to trade at prices higher than those fixed in Executive Order No. 233
237	amending Executive Order No. 233, dated November 8, 1939, entitled "Fixing the maximum selling prices or certain articles of prime necessity"
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239	amending Executive Order No. 135, dated December 31, 1937, as amended by Executive Order No. 194, dated March 13, 1939, establishing a classification of roads

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• Executive Order No. 386 (Quezon) (1941)

1942

№	Title/Subject	Date
1	designating a Chief of Staff under the provisions of Commonwealth Act No. 312