Memorandum Order No. 430, issued on May 21, 1997, establishes a committee to support the Philippines' candidacy for the Director-General position at the International Labor Organization (ILO). The committee is chaired by an Undersecretary from the Office of the Executive Secretary and includes the Undersecretaries of Labor and Employment and Foreign Affairs as members. Its primary responsibility is to coordinate efforts aimed at securing the election of the Philippine candidate for the ILO post. The order takes effect immediately.
May 21, 1997
MEMORANDUM ORDER NO. 430
CONSTITUTING A COMMITTEE TO SUPPORT THE PHILIPPINE CANDIDATURE FOR THE INTERNATIONAL LABOR ORGANIZATION DIRECTOR-GENERAL POST
There is hereby constituted a Committee to support the Philippine candidature for the International Labor Organization (ILO) Director-General Post to be headed by a representative from the Office of the Executive Secretary, with a rank of Undersecretary, as Chairman, with the following as members:
The Undersecretary of Labor and Employment
The Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs
The Committee shall be tasked to undertake and coordinate all efforts for the successful election of the Philippine's candidate to the ILO Director General post.
This Memorandum Order shall take effect immediately.