President Ferdinand R. Marcos (Ferdinand R.
In a notice posted on its website on May 26, the Governance Committee of the President’s Office’s Government-owned or Controlled Companies (GCG) said the Palace Company covered the Palace Order in its May 21 resignation.
This is in line with the “President’s announcement of intent to recalibrate and recalibrate his administration’s policies and priorities”, GCG Chairman Marius P. Corpus said in the notice.
All non-ex-oFFICIO Chairman, CEOfThe appointed director/trust/member of the ICERS (CEO) and the GOCC Management Committee have been ordered to submit a polite resignation.
“The directive is intended to allow the president to evaluate critical performancef“All government agencies, including the GOCC, and refocus the government on the focus to respond to the expectations of the Filipino people and ensure that the government remains dynamic, responsible and responsive,” he said.
GCG said in its May 28 appendix that GOCC’s CEO must resign against the president and passfExecutive Secretary’s Ice.
For the appointment of directors, trustees and members of the GOCC management committee, the resignation letter should be sent directly to the GCG, not to the Executive Secretary’s office.
However, GCG said all GOCC leaders should still report their work until the president accepts or refuses his resignation.
“Remind the affected officials until Oo takes any actionffThe President in this polite resignation of Bingbing, they should continue to report on their work and perform their usual duties and functions, but any other directives that the President’s Office can consider appropriate. ”
Last week, Mr Marcos told all cabinet members that he offered a polite resignation.
Since then, he has retained members of the economic team – Finance Minister Ralph G. Recto, Commerce Minister Cristina Aldeguer-Roque, Planning, Economy and Development Minister Arsenio M. – Norman P. Aquino With from Alai
