Administrative Code of 1987/Book IV
BOOK IV
The Executive Branch
Contents (not listed in original)
- Chapter 1—The Departments
- Chapter 2—Secretaries, Undersecretaries, and Assistant Secretaries
- Chapter 3—Department Services
- Chapter 4—Bureaus
- Chapter 5—Field Offices
- Chapter 6—Powers and Duties of Heads of Bureau or Offices
- Chapter 7—Administrative Relationship
- Chapter 8—Supervision and Control
- Chapter 9—Relationship of Government-Owned or Controlled Corporations and Regulatory Agencies to the Department
- Chapter 10—Appointments and Qualifications
- Chapter 11—Administrative Issuances
- Chapter 12—Miscellaneous Receipts
- Chapter 13—Contracts
- Chapter 14—Controversies among Government Offices and Corporations
- Title I—Foreign Affairs
- Title II—Finance
- Title III—Justice
- Title IV—Agriculture
- Title V—Public Works and Highways
- Title VI—Education, Culture and Sports
- Title VII—Labor and Employment
- Title VIII—National Defense
- Title IX—Health
- Title X—Trade and Industry
- Title XI—Agrarian Reform
- Title XII—Local Government
- Title XIII—Tourism
- Title XIV—Environment and Natural Resources
- Title XV—Transportation and Communications
- Title XVI—Social Welfare and Development
- Title XVII—Budget and Management
- Title XVIII—Science and Technology
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