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PD 1206 Section 11

PD 1206 Section 11

Section 11

SEC. 11. Abolished Agencies. (a) The Energy Development board is abolished and its powers and functions are transferred to the Department except those that are specifically transferred to the Bureau of Energy Development under Section 12 of this Decree. (b) The Power Development Council is abolished and its powers and functions are transferred to the Department. (c) The PhilippineNationalPetroleumCenteris abolished and its functions are transferred to the appropriate units of the Department. (d) The Oil Industry Commission is abolished and its powers and functions are transferred to the Board of Energy and the Department or the Bureau of Energy Utilization, as provided for in Section 12 of this Decree. (e) The Board of Power and Waterworks is abolished and its powers and functions relative to power utilities are transferred to the Board of Energy, while its powers and functions relative to waterworks are transferred to the National Water Resources Council. All the foregoing transfers of powers and functions shall include applicable funds and appropriations, records, equipment, property, and such personnel as may be necessary; Provided, That with particular reference to Paragraph e of this Section, only such amount of the funds of the Specialized Regulatory Boards which pertain to the operation of the Board of Power and Waterworks, as well as only the personnel of the common Technical Staff of the Specialized Regulatory Boards completely or primarily involved in power and waterworks shall be involved in such transfers: Provided, further, That the applicable funds and appropriations of the Oil Industry Commission shall all be transferred to the Board of Energy. Likewise, the foregoing transfers of powers and functions of the abolished agencies shall to be the extent that they are not modified by any specific provision of this Decree.

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CitationPD 1206 Section 11 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

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