ChanRobles Virtual law Library
PHILIPPINE LAWS, STATUTES & CODES
A collection of Philippine laws, statutes and codes not included or cited in the main indices of the Chan Robles Virtual Law Library.
Home > Chan Robles Virtual Law Library > Philippine Laws, Statutes & Codes > :
Search for
www.chanrobles.com
:
LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST ➔ PHILIPPINE LAWS, STATUTES & CODES
LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 122
TO
: Chairman Blas F. Ople
Cottage Industries Development Council
Commissioner Faustino Sy-Changco
Budget Commission
Administrator Mario R. Reyes
Executive Director, Cottage Industries
Development Enterprise
In order to minimize the hardships encountered in the procurement of the supply of critical raw materials which are utilized as component parts in the production or processing of products of cottage industries, ways and means to procure and ensure a steady and continued supply thereof should be devised and undertaken. The cottage industries and their products have recently made significant gains in the field of exports by occupying 6th place among the commodity exports of the country. These industries produce products which are exported to earn dollars to stabilize our currency as well as to save dollars through the manufacture of import substitutes, in addition to providing more employment opportunities and increased income to our people.
Chairman Blas F. Ople of the Cottage Industries Development Council, Budget Commissioner Faustino Sy-Changco and Administrator Mario R. Reyes, Executive Director, Cottage Industries Development Enterprise, are hereby directed:
1.
To import critical raw materials which are
utilized in the production and/or manufacture or cottage industry
products which are not locally obtainable. These raw materials may
consist of:
1.
varnish
2. straws
3. sandpaper
(cloth and paper backing)
4. peroxide
5. brass sheets
6. cotton
thread for knitting or sewing
7. leather for
shoes
8. cork
9. band saw
blades
10. circular
blades
11. corrugated
paper & paper board in rolls and
sheets
12. abrasives
13. nylon
straws
14. cellophane
15. lacquer
sealer
16. dyes
17. lamination
chemicals
18. plastic
sheets
19. methanol
20. glue
21. other
materials not locally available or
obtainable
2. To accumulate, carry on, maintain and set up a stockpile of the foregoing materials in such amounts and quantities as may be determined by the National Cottage Industries Development Authority (NACIDA), sufficient for the continued operation of cottage industries registered with the NACIDA for a period of one year;
3. To release Five Million Pesos (P5,000,000) to the Cottage Industries Development Enterprise (CIDE) from the unprogrammed funds of the NACIDA to defray the cost of the acquisition and disposition thereof, including expenses for storage, distribution, handling, transportation and other operation costs; and
4. To make available to all cottage industries producers registered with the NACIDA the above-enumerated critical raw materials at nominal costs to assure the continued and steady operation of the cottage industries.
Done in the City of Manila, this 3rd day of September, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and seventy-three.
chanrobles virtual law library
Back to Main
Since 19.07.98.
