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(NAR) VOL. 19 NO. 1 / JANUARY - MARCH 2008
[ ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO, 210, November 22, 2007 ]
HARNESSING GOVERNMENT, CIVIL SOCIETY AND SECTORAL GROUPS FOR TRANSPARENCY AND PROCUREMENT REFORMS
I, GLORIA M.ARROYO, President of the Philippines, by the powers vested in me by law, do hereby order:
1 The Pro-Performance System (PPS) and the Procurement Transparency Group (PTG) shall review road projects covered by the suspended World Bank loan, for report to the president;
2 The PPS and the National Economic and Development Authority shall undertake regular consultations with foreign funding agencies to minimize, uncover and address anomalies in foreign-funded projects;
3 The PTG shall submit a detailed plan for the deployment of civil society observers in bids and awards committees handling projects worth One Hundred Million Pesos (Pi00,000,000.00) or more;
4 The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission shall report on the suspended road projects, and consult the World Bank and other funding agencies on other anomalies to investigate;
5. The Government Procurement Policy Board shall review regulations, systems and procedures for Official Development Assistance and government-to-government projects, and recommend integrity and transparency reforms;
6. The DBM shall source funds for the investigation of irregularities in foreign-funded infra structure projects.
Adopted: 22 Nov. 2007
(SGD.) GLORIA MACAPAGAL-ARROYO
By the President
(SGD.) EDUARDO R. ERMITA
Executive Secretary
1 The Pro-Performance System (PPS) and the Procurement Transparency Group (PTG) shall review road projects covered by the suspended World Bank loan, for report to the president;
2 The PPS and the National Economic and Development Authority shall undertake regular consultations with foreign funding agencies to minimize, uncover and address anomalies in foreign-funded projects;
3 The PTG shall submit a detailed plan for the deployment of civil society observers in bids and awards committees handling projects worth One Hundred Million Pesos (Pi00,000,000.00) or more;
4 The Presidential Anti-Graft Commission shall report on the suspended road projects, and consult the World Bank and other funding agencies on other anomalies to investigate;
5. The Government Procurement Policy Board shall review regulations, systems and procedures for Official Development Assistance and government-to-government projects, and recommend integrity and transparency reforms;
6. The DBM shall source funds for the investigation of irregularities in foreign-funded infra structure projects.
Adopted: 22 Nov. 2007
By the President
(SGD.) EDUARDO R. ERMITA
Executive Secretary