Administrative Code and Law of Public Officers
Administrative Code and Law of Public Officers
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(3) The Assistant Secretary assigned to the Research,
Training and Extension Group shall be responsible for
conducting research and training as well as providing
assistance
in
the
establishment
of
agricultural
cooperatives. This group shall be composed of the Bureau
of
Agricultural
Research
(BAR),
Agricultural
Training
Institute (ATI), and Bureau of Agricultural Cooperatives
Development (BACOD);
(4) The Assistant Secretary assigned to the Planning
and Monitoring Group shall take charge of developing,
integrating, monitoring and evaluating all plans and
programs of the Department and shall collect, monitor,
and publish agricultural statistics for the Department and
its
clientele.
This
group
shall
be
composed
of
the
Planning and Monitoring Services, Computer Services,
and Bureau of Agricultural Statistics;
(5) The Assistant Secretary assigned to the Support
Group
shall
take
charge
of
providing
staff
support
services in finance, administration, and management.
This shall be composed of the Financial and Management
Services,
the
Legal
Services,
and
the Administrative
Services;
(6)
The
Assistant
Secretary
assigned
to
the
Foreign-Assisted Projects shall be responsible for the
negotiation
and
implementation
of
foreign-assisted
projects of the Department;
(7)
The
Assistant
Secretary
assigned
to
Regional
Operations shall assist the Undersecretary for Regional
Operations in the supervision of regional offices including
the coordination and implementation of Department
plans, policies and programs.
The seven (7) Assistant Secretaries shall, in addition to
the
abovementioned
duties,
perform
such
other
functions as may be assigned by the Secretary. They may
also be assigned or placed under the supervision of the
Undersecretaries at the discretion of the Secretary.
CHAPTER 3 Department Services
SECTION 10. Planning and Monitoring Service . — The
Planning and Monitoring Service shall be responsible for
the formulation and integration of plans and programs,
emanating from all units of the Department, including
the Bureaus, Regional Offices and Attached Agencies. It
shall also be responsible for data analysis and monitoring
of
the
implementation
of said plans and programs
through its management information system.
SECTION
11. Computer Service . — The Computer
Service shall be responsible for the development and
maintenance
of
the
electronic
data
processing
requirements of the Department.
SECTION 12. Financial and Management Service . —
The Financial and Management Service shall provide
services
relating
to
budgeting,
accounting,
and
management.
SECTION
13.
Administrative
Service .
—
The
Administrative Service shall be responsible for providing
personnel,
records,
information,
training
and
other
general services.
SECTION 14. Legal Service . — The Legal Service shall
handle the legal requirements including those pertaining
to the quasi-judicial and regulatory functions of the
Department Proper and its Bureaus.
SECTION 15. Agri-business Investment Information
Service . — The Agri-business Investment Information
Service shall conduct research, gather and collate data
related to agri-business such as laws and regulations,
taxation,
production
technologies,
market
strategies,
competition, foreign assistance, grants, credit, and new
venture considerations relating to agri-business and shall
package
information
on
agri-business
investment
opportunities and provide sample feasibility studies for
different agricultural products and markets.
SECTION 16. Marketing Assistance Service . — The
Marketing Assistance Service shall be responsible for
identifying markets for Philippine agricultural products
and
shall
assist
in the planning of market centers,
marketing channels, and distribution networks.
SECTION 17. Department Services Head . — Each of
the Services of the Department shall be headed by a Staff
Director.
CHAPTER 4 Bureaus and Offices
SECTION
18.
Bureau of Animal Industry . — The
Bureau of Animal Industry shall:
(1) Formulate programs for the development and
expansion of the livestock, poultry, and dairy industries to
meet the requirements of the growing populace;
(2) Recommend the specific policies and procedures
governing the flow of livestock products through the
various
stages
of
marketing,
as well as the proper
preservation and inspection of such products;
(3) Coordinate and monitor the activities and projects
relating to livestock and allied industries;
(4) Prescribe standards for quality in the manufacture,
importation, labelling, advertising, distribution, and sale
of livestock, poultry, and allied industries; and
(5) For its own sector, recommend plans, programs,
policies,
rules
and
regulations to the Secretary and
provide technical assistance in the implementation of the
same.
SECTION 19. Bureau of Plant Industry . — The Bureau
of Plant Industry shall:
(1) Be responsible for the production of improved
planting materials, protection of agricultural crops from
pests and diseases, and development and improvement
of farm equipment and other structures related to the
plant industry;
(2) Prepare a program for the selection, production
and certification of improved planting materials as well as
guidelines for its implementation;
(3)
Recommend
plant
quarantine
policies,
and
prescribe
rules
and
regulations
for
the
prevention,
control, and eradication of pests, diseases, and injuries to
plants and plant products; and
(4) For its own sector, recommend plans, programs,
policies,
rules
and
regulations to the Secretary and
provide technical assistance in the implementation of the
same.
SECTION
20.
Bureau
of
Fisheries
and
Aquatic
Resources .
—
The
Bureau
of Fisheries and Aquatic
Resources shall:
(1)
Formulate
plans
for
the proper management,
accelerated development, and proper utilization of the
country's fishery and aquatic resources;
(2) Undertake studies on the economics of the various
phases of the fishing industry, which studies shall form
the bases for the formulation of policies and programs on
fisheries and aquatic resources;
(3) Render technical assistance and advisory services
in the proper procurement, construction and operation of
the
fishing
vessels
as
well
as
determination
and
designation of fish landing points for all commercial
fishing boats; and
(4) For its own sector, recommend plans, programs,
policies,
rules
and
regulations to the Secretary and
provide technical assistance in the implementation of the
same.
SECTION
21.
Bureau
of
Soils
and
Water
Management .
—
The
Bureau
of
Soils
and
Water
Management shall:
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