NINETEENTH CONGRESS OF THE) 
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES ) 
Second Regular Session 
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24 MAR 19 ASMS
SENATE
S.B. No.
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RECEIVtD BY;
(In substitution of Senate Bill Nos. 2203 and 2549, 
taking into consideration House Bill No. 8394)
Prepared by the Committees on Environment, Natural Resources and Climate 
Change; Ways and Means; and Finance with Senators Villar (C.) and Villar (M.), as
authors
AN ACT
DECLARING A PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED IN THE MUNICIPALITIES OF 
MAYANTOC AND SAN JOSE, PROVINCE OF TARLAC AS A PROTECTED AREA 
WITH THE CATEGORY OF PROTECTED LANDSCAPE UNDER THE NATIONAL 
INTEGRATED PROTECTED AREAS SYSTEM (ENIPAS), TO BE REFERRED TO 
AS THE MT. SAWTOOTH PROTECTED LANDSCAPE, PROVIDING FOR ITS 
MANAGEMENT, AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in 
Congress assembled:
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ARTICLE I
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GENERAL PROVISIONS
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Section 1. Title. — This Act shall be known as the "Mt. Sawtooth Protected
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Landscape (MSPL) Act."
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Sec. 2. Declaration of Policy. — Cognizant of the profound impact of human
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activity on all components of the natural environment, it is hereby declared the policy
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of the State to secure for the Filipino people of present and future generations, the
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perpetual existence of all native plants and animals through the declaration of
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protected areas under the National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) within
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the classification of national park as provided for in the Constitution.
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In recognition of the richness of the biological resources, both flora and fauna,
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that are native and distinct to the Mt. Sawtooth, as well as their aesthetic and


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ecological importance, a parcel of land of the public domain located in the 
Municipalities of Mayantoc and San Jose in the Province of Tarlac is hereby declared 
a protected area under the category of protected landscape and shall hereinafter be 
referred to as the Mt. Sawtooth Protected Landscape (MSPL). As such, the State shall 
ensure the conservation, protection, management and rehabilitation of the MSPL. It is 
likewise recognized that effective administration of this area is possible only through 
cooperation among the national government. Local Government Units (LGUs), 
concerned Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), private entities and local 
communities. The use and enjoyment of this area must be consistent with the 
principles of biological diversity and sustainable development.
Towards this end, the State shall ensure the full implementation of this Act, the 
mobilization of resources for the institutional mechanisms herein established, and the 
full scientific and technical support needed for the conservation of biodiversity and the 
integrity of the ecosystems, and cultural and indigenous practices.
Sec. 3. Classification as a National Park. — The MSPL is composed of a parcel 
of land of the public domain located in the Municipalities of Mayantoc and San Jose in 
the Province of Tarlac, the metes and bounds of which are described in Section 4 of 
this Act. All Lands of the public domain within the coverage and scope of the MSPL 
shall fall under the classification of a national park as provided for in Article XII, Section 
3 of the Constitution.
Sec. 4. Scope and Coverage. — The MSPL, including its buffer zones, as well 
as its technical description shall be subject to actual ground survey and demarcation, 
as fully determined by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) 
Region III.
Beginning at a point marked "1" on the map being S78o51'05"W, 13,763.24 
meters from PRS Control Monument TRC-82 with geographic coordinates of 
15°35'22.59763" Latitude and 120o20'22.53348" Longitude located in Barangay 
Maniniog, Municipality of Mayantoc, Province of Tarlac:
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the point of beginning, containing an area of Twelve Thousand Six Hundred Seventy-
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Six (12,676) Hectares, more or less. Bearings and distances of lines were derived using 
the PRS 1992 Philippines Zone III coordinate system, subject to ground delineation 
and demarcation.
The DENR shall likewise appropriately mark on the ground the technical
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description of Mt. Sawtooth with clearly visible markers and shall prepare appropriate
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maps therefore.
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The certification from the National Mapping and Resource Information Authority
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(NAMRIA) containing the boundaries and technical descriptions of the MSPL is hereby
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adopted and made an integral part of this Act. In case of inconsistency, the boundaries
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and technical descriptions in the attached certification shall prevail.
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Any modification of the scope and coverage of the MSPL in this Act shall be
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made through an Act of Congress, after consultation with the government agencies
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and stakeholders concerned.
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Sec. 5. Buffer Zones. — The DENR Secretary, upon the recommendation of the
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Protected Area Management Board (PAMB) created under Sec. 6 of this Act, may
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designate areas surrounding the MSPL as buffer zones for the purpose of providing an
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extra layer of protection where restrictions may be applied: Provided, That, in cases
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where the designated buffer zone would cover private lands, the owners thereof shall


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be required to design their development with due consideration to the Protected Area
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Management Plan.
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ARTICLE II
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MANAGEMENT MECHANISMS
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Sec. 6. Protected Area Management Board (PAMB). — Within ninety (90) days
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from the effectivity of this Act, a PAMB shall be created to oversee the management
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of the MSPL. The PAMB shall be composed of the following:
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a) Regional Executive Director of DENR Region III where the MSPL is located,
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as Chairperson;
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b) Governor of the Province of Tarlac where the MSPL is located or a duly
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designated representative;
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c) Senators of the Republic of the Philippines who are duly registered residents
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of the Province of Tarlac where the MSPL is located, or a duly authorized
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representative, unless the Senators decline membership in the PAMB;
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d) District Representatives of the Congressional Districts where the MSPL is
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located, or their duly designated representatives, unless the District
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Representatives decline membership in the PAMB;
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e) Mayors of the municipalities of Mayantoc, and San Jose, in the Province of
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Tarlac where the MSPL is located, or their duly designated representatives;
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f) Chairpersons of all the barangays\N\th territorial jurisdiction over the MSPL;
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g) Regional Directors of the following government agencies, namely: the
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Department of Agriculture (DA), the National Economic and Development
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Authority (NEDA), the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), the
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Philippine National Police (PNP), the Department of National Defense
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(DND), and the Department of Tourism (DOT);
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h) Three (3) representatives from either NGOs or peoples' organizations (POs)
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based in the Province of Tarlac, duly accredited both by the DENR and the
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provincial government. The NGOs or POs represented should have been in
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existence for at least five (5) years and with a track record in or related to
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i) At least one (1), but not more than three (3), representatives from all the
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indigenous peoples (IPs)/indigenous cultural communities (ICCs) present in
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the area and recognized by the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples
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(NCIP);
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j) One (1) representative from an academic institution, preferably from a
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university or college in the Province of Tarlac where the MSPL is located,
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with a proven track record in or related to the protected area management;
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and
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k) One (1) representative from the private sector, preferably a resident of the
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Province of Tarlac where the MSPL is located, who is distinguished in a
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profession or field of interest relevant to the protected area management.
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The terms of office of members of the PAMB, as well as the grounds for their
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removal shall be in accordance with the provisions of RA No. 7586, otherwise known
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as the "National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) Act of 1992", as amended
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by RA No. 11038, otherwise known as the "Expanded National Integrated Protected
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Areas System (ENIPAS) Act of 2018".
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Sec. 7. Powers and Functions of the PAMB. —The. PAMB shall have the following
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powers and functions:
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a) Oversee the management of the MSPL;
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b) Approve policies, plans and programs, proposals, agreements, and other
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related documents for the management of the MSPL;
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c) Approve the management plan of the MSPL and ensure its harmonization
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with and integration with the Ancestral Domain Sustainable Development
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and Protection Plan (ADSDPP), land use plan and other development plan,
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public or private, and its implementation;
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d) Adopt a manual of operations to include rules of procedures in the conduct
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of business, and the creation of committees and their respective terms of
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reference;
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e) Recommend the deputation of appropriate agencies and individuals for the
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enforcement of the laws, rules and regulations governing the management
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f) Allocate financial resources for the implementation of the management plan
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and manage the Protected Area Retention Income Account (PA-RIA) and
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other funds in accordance with the accounting and budgeting rules and
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regulations;
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g) Set fees and charges in accordance with the existing guideiines;
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h) Issue rules and regulations for the resolution of conflicts through
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appropriate and effective means;
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i) Recommend appropriate policy changes to the DENR and other governing
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authorities with respect to the management of the MSPL;
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j) Monitor and assess the performance of the Protected Area Superintendent
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(PASu) and other MSPL personnel and compliance of partners with the
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terms and conditions of any undertaking, contract or agreement relative to
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any project or activity within the MSPL;
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k) Recommend from among a shortlist of qualified candidates, the designation
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or appointment of the PASu; and
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I) Assess the effectiveness of the management of the MSPL: Provided, That
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the members of the PAMB representing the LGUs and national agencies
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shall inform their respective constituents, offices or sectors, of PAMB-
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approved or other relevant policies, rules, regulations, programs, and
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projects and shall ensure that the provisions of this Act and its
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implementing rules and regulations are complied with, and used as
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reference and framework in their respective plans, policies, programs, and
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projects. Failure to comply with the foregoing shall be the basis for
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disciplinary action against such member according to administrative rules
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and regulations and such penalties as the PAMB may provide: Provided,
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further, that the DENR, through the Regional Executive Director, shall
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ensure that the PAMB acts within the scope of its powers and functions, in
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case of conflict between the resolutions issued by the PAMB and the existing
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administrative orders of national application, the latter shall prevail.
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Sec. 8. The Protected Area Management Office (PAMO). — There is hereby
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estabiished a Protected Area Management Office (PAMO) to be headed by a PASu with
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a permanent plantiila position who shall supervise the day-to-day management,
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protection, and administration of the MSPL. The PASu shall hold a permanent plantilla
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position and shall be appointed by the DENR Secretary. A sufficient number of support
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staff with permanent plantilla position shall be appointed by the DENR Secretary to
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assist the PASu in the management of the protected area.
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The PASu shall be primarily accountable to the PAMB and the DENR for the
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management and operations of the MSPL. Pursuant thereto, the PASu shall have the
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following duties and responsibilities:
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a) Prepare the management plan, in consultation with the stakeholders,
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including the annual work and financial plans and ensure its
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implementation;
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b) Ensure the integration of the protected area management plans, programs,
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projects, and policies with relevant national and LGUs' plans and programs;
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c) Provide secretariat services to the PAMB and its committees and ensure the
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availability of relevant and timely information for decision-making;
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d) Formulate and recommend to the PAMB proposed policies, rules,
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regulations, and programs;
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e) Establish, operate, and maintain a database management system which
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shall be an important basis for decision-making;
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f) Enforce the laws, rules and regulations relevant to the MSPL, commence
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and institute administrative and legal actions in collaboration with other
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government agencies or organizations, and assist in the prosecution of
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offenses committed in violation of this Act;
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g) Monitor, evaluate, and report the implementation of management activities
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of the MSPL;
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h) Request for and receive any technical assistance support or advice from any
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agency or instrumentality of the government as well as academic
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institutions, NGOs, and the private sector, as may be necessary for the
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effective management, protection and administration of the MSPL;
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i) Issue permits and clearances for activities that implement the management
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plan and other permitted activities in accordance with terms, conditions,
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and criteria established by the PAMB: Provided, That all permits for
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extraction activities, including coilection for research purposes, shall also
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continue to be issued by relevant authorities, subject to prior clearance from
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the PAMB, through the PASu, in accordance with the specific acts to be
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covered;
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j) Collect and/or receive pertinent fees, charges, donations, and other income
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for the MSPL: Provided, That such fees, charges, donations, and other
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income collected/received shail be reported regulariy to the PAMB and the
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DENR in accordance with existing guidelines;
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k) Prepare and recommend to the PAMB, approval of the annual work and
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financial plans of the MSPL based on the management plan; and
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I) Perform such other functions as the PAMB and the DENR may assign.
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The PAMO may be augmented by the deputized local environment and natural
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resources officers upon the recommendation of the PAMB and approval of the DENR.
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ARTICLE III
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PROCEEDS AND FEES
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Sec. 9. The ML Sawtooth Protected Landscape - Integrated Protected Area
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Fund (MSPL-IPAF). — There is hereby established a trust fund to be known as the Mt.
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Sawtooth Protected Landscape - Integrated Protected Area Fund (MSPL-IPAF) for
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purposes of financing projects of the MSPL and the NIPAS. All income generated from
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the operation and management of MSPL Shall accrue to the MSPL-IPAF. The income
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shall be derived from fees and charges from the use of resources and facilities of the
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MSPL; contributions from industries and facilities directiy benefiting from the MSPL;
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and such other fees and income derived from the operation of the MSPL.
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The PAMB shail retain seventy-five percent (75%) of ali revenues raised
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through the above means, which shali be deposited in the Protected Area-Retained
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Income Account (PA-RIA) in any authorized government depository bank within the
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locality: Provided, That disbursements out of such deposits shail be used solely for the
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protection, maintenance, administration, and management of the MSPL and
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impiementation of duly approved projects of the PAMB.
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The remaining twenty-five percent (25%) of revenues shaii be deposited as a
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special account in the General Fund in the National Treasury for purposes of financing
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the projects of the NIPAS.
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The fund may be augmented by grants, donations, and endowments from
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various sources, domestic or foreign: Provided, That the fund shall be deposited in full
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as a special account in the National Treasury and disbursements therefrom shall be
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made solely for the protection, maintenance, administration and management of the
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NIPAS and duly approved projects endorsed by the PAMB in accordance with existing
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accounting, budgeting and auditing rules and regulations: Provided, further, That the
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fund shall not be used to cover personal services expenditures.
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The LCDs shall continue to impose and coliect ail other fees not enumerated
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herein which they have traditionaily coilected, such as business permits, property tax
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and rentals of LGUs' facilities.
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ARTICLE IV
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MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
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Sec. 10. Appropriations.—The Secretary of the DENR shall immediately include
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in the Department's program the implementation of the Mt. Sawtooth Protected
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Landscape (MSPL) Act, the funding at which shall be included in the annual General
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Appropriations Act.
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Sec. 11. Suppietory Appiication of the NIPAS Law. — The provisions of RA No.
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7586, as amended by RA No. 11038, shall have suppietory application to this Act.
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Sec. 12. Impiementing Rules and Regulations (IRR). — Within ninety (90) days
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from the effectivity of this Act, the Secretary of the DENR, in consuitation with the
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local governments of the Municipalities of Mayantoc, and San Jose, the Provinciai
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Government of Tarlac, and concerned national government agencies, issue the
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corresponding rules and regulations for the effective implementation of this Act.
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Sec. 13. Separability Clause. - If any section or provision of this Act is declared
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unconstitutional or invalid, the remaining sections or provisions not affected thereby
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shall continue to be in full force and effect.
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Sec. 14. Repealing Clause. — All laws, decrees, executive orders, rules and
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regulations, and other issuances or parts thereof which are contrary to or inconsistent
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with this Act are hereby repealed, amended or modified accordingly.
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Sec. 15. Effectivity. — This Act shall take effect fifteen (15) days after its
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complete publication in the Official Gazette or in a newspaper of general circulation.
Approved,
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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
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CERTIFICATION
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the technical description (TD) of Senate Bill 
No. 2203, also referred to as the “Mt. Sawtooth Protected Landscape”, is correct 
in terms of general location and total area; and compliant with the standard 
bearing-distance format and PRS92 requirement. Further, its linear error of 
closure is within the allowable limit. The said TD is subject to ground 
delineation and demarcation.
This Certification is issued upon the request of the Senate Committee on 
Environment, Natural Resources and Climate Change, Senate, Pasay City.
lANGCO, PhD, CBSOI
Administrator
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SENATE BILL NO. 2203
“An Act Establishing Mt. Sawtooth, Located in the Municipalities of May antoc and 
San Jose, Province ofTarlac as a Protected Area Under the Category of Protected 
Landscape Pursuant to Republic Act 7586 as Amended by Republic Act 11038, 
Otherwise Known as the Expanded National Integrated Protected Areas System Act 
of 2018, Providing for Its Management, Funds and for Other Purposes”
TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Beginning at a point marked "1” on the map being S 78°5r05" W, 13,763.24 
meters from PRS Control Monument TRC-82 with geographic coordinates of
15°35'22.59763" Latitude and 120°20'22.53348" Longitude located in Barangay
Maniniog, Municipality of Mayantoc, Province ofTarlac,
thence 
S56°50'16"E 
967.16 meters to corner
2
thence
S 32°13'45" E
315.13
meters to corner
3
thence
S 07°16'50" E
313.65
meters to corner
4
thence
S 56°09'05" E
468.39
meters to corner
5
thence
S 13°18'50" E
170.35
meters to corner
6
thence
N 84°53'31" E
307.97
meters to corner
7
thence
S 81°55,59" E
323.68
meters to corner
8
thence
S 27°49'57" W
582.01
meters to corner
9
thence
S 45°47'41" W
252.52
meters to corner
10
thence
S 54° 11'56" W
155.19
meters to corner
11
thence
S 12°29' 11" E
178.73
meters to corner
12
thence
S 17°23'31" W
198.88
meters to corner
13
thence
S 50° 14'24" E
284.01
meters to corner
14
thence
S 61°44,20" W
255.87
meters to corner
15
thence
S 23°08'14" W
279.28
meters to corner
16
thence
S 35055' 16" E
376.55
meters to corner
17
thence
S 81°45'40" E
276.75
meters to corner
18
thence
S 41°46'38" E
477.66
meters to corner
19
thence
S 11°24'46" E
189.7
meters to corner
20
thence
S 27°48'11" W
532.92
meters to corner
21
thence
S 68°20'42" W
165.7
meters to corner
22
thence
S 28°4r32" W
182
meters to corner
23
thence
N 83°5r21" W
506.96
meters to corner
24
thence
S 84°52'11" W
201.24
meters to corner
25
thence
S 18°40'05" W
120.82
meters to corner
26
thence
S 47° 15'24" E
393.34
meters to corner
27
thence
S 35°52'49" E
136.47
meters to corner
28
thence
S 17°46'15" E
311.65
meters to corner
29
thence
S 26°06'22" W
139.18
meters to corner
30
thence
S 56°59'36" W
388.55
meters to corner
31
thence
N 83024'24" W
137.3
meters to corner
32
thence
N 24°03'54" W
350.52
meters to corner
33
thence
S 58°09,07" W
329.34
meters to corner
34
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thence
S 32° 1 r06" E
363.07
meters to corner
35
thence
S 64° 11'43" E
285.92
meters to corner
36
thence
N 75° 15'07" E
245.01
meters to corner
37
thence
S 30°32'27” E
51.51
meters to corner
38
thence
S 49°09'46" W
309.74
meters to corner
39
thence
S 70°46'21" W
481.39
meters to corner
40
thence
S 20°22'45" E
220.08
meters to corner
41
thence
N 73°47'24" E
513.41
meters to corner
42
thence
N 84° 1 r05" E
232.6
meters to corner
43
thence
S 02° 17'10" W
864.92
meters to corner
44
thence
S 45°52'25" W
1336.43
meters to corner
45
thence
S 10°38'47" E
570.81
meters to corner
46
thence
S 53°02'33" W
514.8
meters to corner
47
thence
S 21o07'06" E
862.91
meters to corner
48
thence
S 11°45'13" W
533.54
meters to corner
49
thence
S 87°48'21" E
420.2
meters to corner
50
thence
S 53°46'50" E
512.34
meters to corner
51
thence
S 07°26'51" W
303.73
meters to corner
52
thence
S 23°00'53" E
498.67
meters to corner
53
thence
S 32° 18'38" W
808.94
meters to corner
54
thence
S 29° 13'39" E
531.27
meters to corner
55
thence
S 24°45'37" W
546.66
meters to corner
56
thence
S 00°12'42" W
729.42
meters to corner
57
thence
S 18°40,23" E
692.5
meters to corner
58
thence
S 02o26'57" W
545.07
meters to corner
59
thence
S 73034'05" E
874.55
meters to corner
60
thence
S 26°43'04" E
859.02
meters to corner
61
thence
S 30°52'24" W
947.68
meters to corner
62
thence
S 58°58'55" E
388.16
meters to corner
63
thence
N 44°09’04" E
442.45
meters to corner
64
thence
N 65o08'39" E
310.77
meters to corner
65
thence
S 84°43'04" E
1674.16
meters to corner
66
thence
S 16°53'03" E
3323.64
meters to corner
67
thence
S 09°31'54" E
1404.72
meters to corner
68
thence
S 87° 12'07" W
5478.82
meters to corner
69
thence
N 15°35'40" W
689.11
meters to corner
70
thence
N 14°23'56" E
838.19
meters to corner
71
thence
N 07027'23" W
381.92
meters to corner
72
thence
N 15°36'08" E
563.83
meters to corner
73
thence
S 53°42'34" W
1650.05
meters to corner
74
thence
N 71°47'43" W
5651.53
meters to corner
75
thence
N 01°35’44" W
3759.5
meters to corner
76
thence
N 07048'33" E
2540.5
meters to corner
77
thence
N 29°08'44" E
4579.25
meters to corner
78
thence
N 27030'23" E
4865.06
meters to corner
79
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thence
N 24°08'04" E
4398.23 meters to corner
the point of beginning, containing an area of TWELVE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED 
SEVENTY-SIX (12,676) hectares, more or less. Bearings and Distances of lines were 
derived using the PRS 1992 Philippines Zone 111 coordinate system, subject to the 
actual ground demarcation.
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