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ADMINISTRATIVE CODE AND LAW OF PUBLIC OFFICERS TEXT AND RULES

(4) Professional Services;

(5) Staff work such as planning or research; or

(6) Humanitarian.

(d) Those who render free voluntary service to the

government are covered by the following:

(1) Laws on rewards and incentives;

(2) Norms of conduct and ethical standards;

(3) Duties and obligations of public officers and

employees;

(4) Prohibitions and sanctions enumerated in these

Rules; and

(5) Civil and criminal liability.

(e) Those who render free voluntary service are,

however, exempted from the filing of statements of

assets, liabilities and net worth and financial disclosures,

the requirement on divestment and the appropriate

eligibility requirement, for their designations, and shall

not enjoy security of tenure.

Unless otherwise provided in the terms of their

designations, volunteers are prohibited from:

(1) Exercising supervisory functions over personnel;

(2) Exercising functions or positions involving national

security;

(3)

Having

access

to

confidential

or

classified

information unless authorized by proper authorities;

(4) Occupying regular plantilla positions;

(5) Having such services credited as government

service and availing themselves of retirement benefits;

(6) Using facilities and resources of the office for

partisan political purposes; and

(7)

Receiving

any

pecuniary

benefits

such

as

honoraria, allowances and other perquisites of office.

RULE XIII Amendment

SECTION 1. The Civil Service Commission may amend

or modify these Rules as may be necessary.

RULE XIV Effectivity

SECTION 1. These Rules shall take effect thirty (30)

days following the completion of their publication in the

Official Gazette or in a newspaper of general circulation.

Quezon City, April 21, 1989.

(Rules Implementing the Code of Conduct and Ethical

Standards for Public Officials and Employees, [April 21,

1989])

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