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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “implementing rules”

Licensees' Foundations Under the PAGCOR Implementing Rules and Guidelines

Learn how the PAGCOR implementing rules and guidelines require licensees' foundations to be created, funded, operated, and dissolved in the Philippines.

RFID Poker System PAGCOR Implementing Rules: What Operators Must Follow

PAGCOR's RFID Poker System Implementing Rules and Guidelines govern how licensed poker operators may use RFID tables, from demo approval to penalties.

Safeguarding Justice: The Judiciary Marshals Act and Its Implementing Rules

The Supreme Court approved the IRR of the Judiciary Marshals Act, creating an armed unit to protect judges and secure the courts.

Tax Amnesty Scope: When Revenue Regulations Exceed Statutory Authority

Supreme Court ruling on tax amnesty, pending cases, and limits of implementing rules under RA 9480.

Insider Trading Rules Stand Even Without Implementing Rules, High Court Rules

Supreme Court clarifies insider trading provisions are self-executing and enforceable even without implementing rules, protecting investors.

Limits of Administrative Rulemaking: Can Implementing Rules Expand a Law's Scope?

The Supreme Court clarifies that implementing rules cannot expand a law's scope, upholding DepEd Order No. 1, Series of 2003.

Echegaray v. Secretary of Justice: Lethal Injection and the Limits of Administrative Rule-Making

The Supreme Court upheld lethal injection as a constitutional mode of execution but struck down implementing rules that overstepped the law.

Publication of Implementing Rules: The De Jesus v. COA Doctrine on Administrative Circulars

Supreme Court rules on when administrative circulars must be published to be effective, using DBM-CCC No. 10 as the case example.