This executive order establishes a Local Peace Panel (LPP) to help end local communist armed conflict in the [Province/City/Municipality/Barangay]. The LPP will be chaired by the local chief executive and co-chaired by a military brigade commander. Its members will include mayors, prosecutors, social welfare officials, police, and representatives from indigenous peoples, civil society, the church, and academia. The LPP will explore dialogues with communist groups, coordinate talking points with regional authorities, draft rules for peace talks, and submit any local peace agreements to higher authorities for review and approval.
This executive order establishes a Local Peace Panel (LPP) to help end local communist armed conflict in the [Province/City/Municipality/Barangay]. The LPP will be chaired by the local chief executive and co-chaired by a military brigade commander. Its members will include mayors, prosecutors, social welfare officials, police, and representatives from indigenous peoples, civil society, the church, and academia. The LPP will explore dialogues with communist groups, coordinate talking points with regional authorities, draft rules for peace talks, and submit any local peace agreements to higher authorities for review and approval.
This executive order establishes a Local Peace Panel (LPP) to help end local communist armed conflict in the [Province/City/Municipality/Barangay]. The LPP will be chaired by the local chief executive and co-chaired by a military brigade commander. Its members will include mayors, prosecutors, social welfare officials, police, and representatives from indigenous peoples, civil society, the church, and academia. The LPP will explore dialogues with communist groups, coordinate talking points with regional authorities, draft rules for peace talks, and submit any local peace agreements to higher authorities for review and approval.
This executive order establishes a Local Peace Panel (LPP) to help end local communist armed conflict in the [Province/City/Municipality/Barangay]. The LPP will be chaired by the local chief executive and co-chaired by a military brigade commander. Its members will include mayors, prosecutors, social welfare officials, police, and representatives from indigenous peoples, civil society, the church, and academia. The LPP will explore dialogues with communist groups, coordinate talking points with regional authorities, draft rules for peace talks, and submit any local peace agreements to higher authorities for review and approval.
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(Insert LGU Logo)
Republic of the Philippines
Province/City/Municipality/Barangay
OFFICE OF THE (GOVERNOR/MAYOR/PUNONG BARANGAY)
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. ___
Series of ______
AN ORDER PROVIDING FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE LOCAL PEACE PANEL
FOR ENDING THE LOCAL COMMUNIST ARMED CONFLICT (ELCAC) IN THE (PROVINCE/CITY/MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY)
WHEREAS, President Rodrigo Roa Duterte signed Executive Order (EO) 70 on 04
December 2018, institutionalizing the “Whole of Nation Approach (WNA)” to address the root causes of insurgencies, internal disturbances and tensions, and other armed conflicts and threats by prioritizing and harmonizing the delivery of basic services and social development packages by the government, facilitating societal inclusivity and ensuring active participation of all sectors of the society in the pursuit of the country’s peace agenda;
WHEREAS, Joint Memorandum Circular No. 01, series of 2019 was issued to provide guidelines in the operationalization of EO 70, s. 2018 through the Regional/Local Task Forces (R/LTFs) ELCAC;
WHEREAS, the National Task Force (NTF) ELCAC issued Guidelines for the Conduct of Local Peace Engagements (LPE) on September 18, 2019 to guide all peace stakeholders in the phases of localization through community consultations and problem-solving sessions, as well as through local peace dialogues with the Communist- Terrorist Groups (CTGs);
WHEREAS, DILG Memorandum Circular 2019-125 entitled, Guidelines for Local
Government Units (LGUs) in the Implementation of EO 70 s. 2018 was issued to ensure convergence and coherence of all efforts and deliver a unified process of intervention in the operationalization of EO 70 at the local level;
WHEREAS, Executive Order No./ Joint LDC-LPOC Resolution No. __________ was issued organizing the Local Task Force (LTF) ELCAC to spearhead the localization of EO 70 and contribute towards institutionalizing a platform in changing mindset and for genuine good governance to improve the lives and welfare of the people in the locality;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, NAME OF LOCAL CHIEF EXECUTIVE of
Province/City/Municipality/Barangay, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Local Government Code of 1991 and in conformity with the NTF ELCAC and DILG Memorandum Circulars, do hereby order: SECTION 1. Composition. The Local Peace Panel (LPP) is hereby organized with members as follows:
(PROVINCE/CITY/MUNICIPALITY/BARANGAY):
NAME - Chair, Local Chief Executive
NAME - Co-chair, Brigade Commander/Local Counterpart
Members:
NAME - Mayors (Concerned) for Province,
Barangays (Concerned) for Municipality/City
NAME - Provincial Prosecutor/Local Counterpart
NAME - PSWD/Local Counterpart
NAME - PD, PNP/ Local Counterpart
NAME - PD, DILG/ Local Counterpart
NAME - PD, NCIP/ Local Counterpart
NAME - OPAPP Provincial Coordinator/ Local Counterpart
NAME - Accredited CSO
NAME - Accredited CSO
NAME - Church Leader (Bishop)
NAME - Academe
NAME - IP Representative, if any
SECTION 2. Functions. The LPP, under the supervision of the R/LTF ELCAC, shall:
1. Set-up exploratory dialogues;
2. Coordinate with the R/LTF ELCAC regarding the CTGs and government’s common talking points; 3. Draft the ground rules which may include conditions for holding the formal peace dialogues, such as venue, composition of both panels, issuance of safe conduct passes, cessation of hostilities, etc.; 4. Formulate the agenda; 5. Draft the local level peace agreement and submit to the NTF ELCAC thru the R/LTF ELCAC for review and approval; 6. Hold the local level peace agreement and submit to the NTF ELCAC thru the R/LTF ELCAC; and 7. Perform other functions as may be assigned by the R/LTF ELCAC.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and cause the seal of the LGU to be affixed to this Order.
This Executive Order shall take effect immediately.
Done in the Province/Municipality/City/Barangay, this ____ day of _______, in the
