Use the following resources to find general information about the 10 countries in this guide – history, demographics, economy, government, etc. (7) If Congress has not passed the general budget bill for the following fiscal year before the end of a fiscal year, the General Allocation Act for the preceding fiscal year shall be deemed to be in effect again and shall remain in effect, until the General Budget Act of Congress. SECTION 2. The Philippines renounces war as an instrument of national policy, adopts generally accepted principles of international law within the framework of the country`s law, and adheres to the policy of peace, equality, justice, freedom, cooperation and friendship with all nations. The President may conclude agreements with foreign-invested enterprises that include technical or financial assistance for the exploration, development and large-scale exploitation of minerals, petroleum and other mineral oils in accordance with the general conditions provided for by law, on the basis of actual contributions to the economic growth and general well-being of the country. In these agreements, the State encourages the development and use of local scientific and technical resources. (5) No law authorizing transfers of credits may be adopted; However, the President, the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the President of the Supreme Court and the heads of the constitutional commissions may be authorized by law to supplement each element of the general law of assignment for their respective offices by making savings on other items of their respective resources. ARTICLE 22. The President shall submit to Congress, within thirty days of the opening of each ordinary session, a budget containing expenditures and sources of funding, including revenue from existing and proposed revenues, as the basis for the General Finance Act. (9) All other matters permitted by law to promote the general well-being of the population of the region. SECTION 5. The maintenance of peace and order, the protection of life, liberty and property, and the promotion of the general well-being are essential for all peoples to enjoy the benefits of democracy. (2) No provision or regulation may be included in the General Budget Law unless it expressly refers to a specific allocation of funds contained therein.
Such provisions or regulations shall be limited in their application to the means to which they relate. There is an exception whereby regulations between citizens and governments are covered by the common law. In most cases, conflicts of laws, even those directly related to the relationship between citizens and government, are not considered part of this area of law. On the contrary, those laws constitute a separate subcategory of rights which are not otherwise covered by either general or private law. While conflict-of-laws rules may be directly related to the common law, this particular subset of statutes is generally not categorized with typical general, public, or local law. (2) The advertising industry is impressed by the public interest and is governed by the Consumer Protection and Promotion of the Common Good Act. ARTICLE 16. Congress may not provide, except by general law, for the creation, organization or regulation of private companies.
The State or controlled bodies may be established or established by special laws in the interest of the common good and subject to consideration of economic viability. 3. All sums collected on a tax levied for special purposes shall be treated as special property and shall be paid only for that purpose. If the purpose for which a mutual fund was established has been achieved or abandoned, the balance is transferred to the general assets of the State, if any. This field contains general information about ASEAN. Information on ASEAN and human rights can be found on the Southeast Asia page of our Human Rights Research Guide. SECTION 2. (1) The Audit Board has the power, power and duty to audit, audit and settle all accounts relating to the revenues and revenues, expenditures or use of funds and assets owned or held in or related to the Government or any of its subdivisions, agencies or agencies or held in trust, including state-owned or state-controlled enterprises with the original statutes. and after consideration: (a) constitutional bodies, commissions and offices endowed with fiscal autonomy under this Constitution; (b) autonomous public colleges and universities; (c) other State-owned or State-controlled enterprises and their subsidiaries; and (d) non-governmental entities that receive grants or participations, directly or indirectly from or through the Government, that are required by law or by the entity granting the grant to submit to such verification as a condition of grant or capital.