Barangay

_______________
BPOC AUDIT MOVs
 Republic of the Philippines
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
Province of Maguindanao
MUNICIPALITY OF DATU MONTAWAL
Barangay Government of _________________________
OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY

EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. _____

Series of 2018
“AN ORDER REORGANIZING THE BARANGAY PEACE AND ORDER COUNCIL AS
MANDATED BY THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE AND MUSLIM MINDANAO
AUTONOMY ACT NO. 25 AND EO NO. 309 AND AS AMENDED BY EXECUTIVE ORDER
NO. 317”
Whereas, MMA Act No. 25 otherwise known as the Local Government Code of the
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao and in compliance with Executive Order No. 309
as amended by Executive Order No. 317 provides for the creation/organization of the
Peace and Order Council at all levels of Local Government Units;
Whereas, cognizant to the above Executive Order and in line with the trust of the
national government to maintain peace order, organizing of the Peace and Order Council at
this level is deemed advantageous, urgent and necessary;
Therefore, I, Hon. __________________________, Punong Barangay of ____________________,
Municipality of Datu Montawal, Province of Maguindanao, by virtue of the power vested in
me by law, hereby order the re-organization of the Barangay Peace and Order Council,
defining its powers, duties and responsibilities as well as its composition and membership
to wit;
Section I. Composition of the Barangay Peace and Order Council. The composition
of the Barangay Peace and Order Council (BPOC) are the following:

Chairman Hon. _______________________________

Punong Barangay

Members ____________________________________
SK Chairman

____________________________________
Lupong Tagapamayapa

____________________________________
Barangay Tanod

____________________________________
School Principal/Head Teacher
 ____________________________________
PNP Officer (designated by Chief of
Police)

____________________________________
NGO Representative 1 (Anti-Crime
Group)

____________________________________
NGO Representative 2 (Anti-Crime
Group)

____________________________________
NGO Representative 3 (Anti-Crime
Group)

____________________________________
NGO Representative 3 (Religious
Group)

.
Section II. Duties and functions of the Barangay Peace and Order Council (BPOC).
The BPOC shall have the following duties and functions:

1. Monitor and coordinate the implementation of peace and order programs and
projects at the barangay level;

2. Serves as an information-gathering mechanism;

3. Monitor and check the nefarious activities of criminal elements;

4. Identify barangay constituents with strong deviant behavior for referral to

appropriate authorities;

5. Maintain continuing dialogue, close coordination and rapport with the higher
levels of the peace and order and public safety councils in their area of
responsibility;

6. Monitor, coordinate and supervise the operation of all community-based anti-

crime movements within the barangay;
 7. Make periodic assessment of the prevailing peace and order situation in their
respective areas of responsibility and submit report with appropriate
recommendations to the higher level Peace and Order Council, and

8. Perform such other functions, which may be assigned by the higher level peace
and order councils.

Section III. Meetings. The Barangay Peace and Order Council (BPOC) shall meet at
least once a month or as often as necessary.

THIS EXECUTIVE ORDER shall take effect immediately upon approval.

SO ORDERED this _____ day of _____________ 2018.

______________________________
Punong Barangay

Copy furnished: Office of the Mayor

Datu Montawal, Maguindanao

DILG Officer
Datu Montawal, Maguindanao

All Concerned

Office File
 ATTACHED TRAINING CERTIFICATES OF BPOC MEMBERS

1. Punong Barangay
2. SK Chairperson
3. LP member
4. Public School Teacher
5. PNP Officer
6. Rep. Religious Sector
7. Senior Citizen
8. Chief Tanod
9. 3 NGOs
BPOC
1. MINUTES OF THE
MEETING
2. ATTENDANCE SHEET
3. PICTURES
 Republic of the Philippines
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
Province of Maguindanao
MUNICIPALITY OF DATU MONTAWAL
Barangay_____________

Minutes of the meeting for the Barangay Peace and Order Committee (BPOC)
Barangay ________, Datu Montawal
January ____, ______
.

The Baarangay Peace and Order Committee monthly meeting started at around
_______________________ in the morning @ January____, ____.

The call to order was made by Punong Barangay ____________ .

The opening dua was made by ____ and to be followed b y the singing national anthem.

The roll call was made by the BPOC Secretariat _____________________.

The reading of the previous minutes was made by the BPOC Secretariat
__________________________

It was followed by the opening message given by the Punong Barangay.

Business of the day:

1. Peace and Order Updates

a. Reports on the Peace and Order situation of barangay per sitio
b. Road Clearing updates
c. BPOC Plans and Activities
d. BPOC Accomplishment Report

2. Issues and Concerns

a.
b.
c.

3. Recommendations
a.
b.
c.
The next meeting shall be conducted on the ______ of February 2022 and notice of
meeting shall be sent to members. Other barangay concern has been discussed
during the meeting.

For there are no other business, meeting adourned at ______________.

Prepared by: Noted by:

_________________________________ ______________________________
Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay
 BPOC Monthly Meeting
Date:___________
Venue: ______________

Attendance Sheet

NAME POSITION SIGNATURE

BARANGAY PEACE AND ORDER AND PUBLIC SAFETY (BPOPS) PLAN
 CY 2019-2021
Barangay
:
Municipa
lity: DATU MONTAWAL
Province: MAGUINDANAO
SCHEDULE OF
IMPLEMENTATION SOUR
Programs/ CE
FOCUS COMPLETION FUND REMA
Projects and STATING DATE OUTPUT OF
AREA DATE ING RKS
Activities FUN
201 202 201 202 202 DS
2021
9 0 9 0 1
PEACE
and
ORDER
a. Crime Strengthenin Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Strength Peace
and g of Barangay ened and
Disroder Peace and BPOC Order
Order Council Fund
(BPOC) /GF
Organization Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Organize Peace
and Capacity d and and
Building of capacitat Order
BPATs ed Fund
BPATs /GF
Establishmen Q1 Q2 Establish Peace
t of BPATs ed and
Outpost BPATs Order
Outpost Fund
/GF
b. Anti- Conduct of Ever Ever Every Ever Ever Ever 12 Peace
Illegal BADAC y y Month y y y BADAC and
Drugs Regular & Mont Mont Mont Mont Mont Regular Order
b.1 Special h h h h h Meetings Fund
Strength Meeting Conduct /GF
ening of ed
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Auxiliary Quar Quar r Quar Quar Quar Baranga Order
Team (BAT) ter ter ter ter ter y Fund
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 of BADAC d BADAC and
Action Plan Action Order
Plan Fund
/GF
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& Submission Report and
of Annual Submitte Order
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ent /GF
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on the y y Month y y y PPAs and
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Programs / nted /GF
Projects and
Activities
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Advocacy Drug y y Quarte y y y Awarene and
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Conduct
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- Provisions ter ter ter ter ter posted/ Fund
of Anti- distribut /GF
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Leaflets &
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conducte Order
d Fund
/GF
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ation Desk Refeferr Order
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Desk
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Training for ed and
BHW, drug training Order
surrenderers, for BHW, Fund
RHM, BHW drug /GF
and other surrende
support rers,
groups RHM,
BHW
and
other
support
groups
Conduct of Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Conduct Peace
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Matrix CBDRP- Order
Intensive Matrix Fund
Out-Patient Intensive /GF
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Patient
Program
Provisions of Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Provided Peace
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Skills Assistan Fund
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Skills
Training
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Building for Member and
Lupon s Order
Members capacitat Fund
ed /
Establishmen Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Establis Peace
ts of Conflict hed and
Mechanisms Conflict Order
Mechani Fund
sms /GF
PUBLIC
SAFETY
a. Establishmen Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Establish Peace
Emergen t of Crisis ed Crisis and
cy and Management Manage Order
Crisis Committee ment Fund
Managem Committ /GF
ent ee
Capacity Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Q3 Capacita Peace
Building for ted First and
First Respond Order
Responders ers and Fund
and Barangay Baranga /GF
Officials y
Officials
b. Strengthenin Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Strength Peace
Disaster g of BDRRMC ened and
Risk and Capacity- BDRRMC Order
Building for and Fund
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Members ed
BDRRMC
Establishmen Q2 Q2 Establish DRR
t of Disaster ed M
Office Disaster Fund
Office
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disaster d M
equipment disaster Fund
equipme
nt
Updating of Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Updated DRM
Barangay Baranga M
Hazard Map y Hazard Fund
Map
c. Road Organization Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Organize Peace
and of Barangay d and
Vehicle Traffic Baranga Order
Safety Management y Traffic Fund
Unit Manage /GF
ment
Unit
Capacity- Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Capacita Peace
Building and ted and
Trainings for Baranga Order
Barangay y Traffic Fund
Traffic Manage /GF
Management ment
Unit Unit
Provision of Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Q2 Establish DRR
road signage ed road M
and road signage Fund
markings and road
marking
s
Adoption of Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Q1 Adopted Peace
ordinances and and
and approve Order
resolutions d Fund
for road and ordinanc /GF
vehicle safety es and
resolutio
ns for
road and
vehicle
safety
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hours in
the
baranga
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and/or approve Order
resolution for d Fund
speed limit ordinanc /GF
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resolutio
n for
speed
limit
 TOTAL Php
Prepared Appro
by: ved: Date:

Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay

 Attached attendance sheet to MPOC

BPOPS CERTIFICATION PPAS

& UTILIZATION
 Republic of the Philippines
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
Province of Maguindanao
MUNICIPALITY OF DATU MONTAWAL
Barangay_____________

CERTIFICATION
This is to certify that below stated data are certified true and correct:

PPAs Amount Allocation % Physical Target % of Utilization Remarks

of Completion
1.

2.

3.

4.

This certification is issued for the purpose of 2020 Barangay Peace and Order Council
Audit.

Issued this ___ day of March 2021 at Barangay _____________________, Datu Montawal
Maguindanao.

Certified true and correct:

_________________ __________________
Barangay Secretary Punong Barangay

Resolutions and Ordinances

1. Road Clearing
2. Regulating the sale of cigarettes and alcolho beverages
3. Curfew hours
4. Prohibition of all kinds of animals to stray in public
places
 BARANGAY DRAFT RESOLUTION NO. __________________

“A RESOLUTION ENACTING AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING ANY

OBSTRUCTION ON PUBLIC ROADS AND OTHER SIMILAR PUBLIC PLACES
WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF BARANGAY _________________
OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ____________, ________________”
Proponent: Hon. Sanggunaing Barangay Member ____________

WHEREAS, pursuant to the directive of the President of the Republic of the Philippines, His
Excellency Rodrigo Roa Duterte, through Department of the Interior and Local Government
(DILG) Memorandum Circular No. 2019-121, the re-claiming of public streets from public or
private obstructions shall be enforced by the Local Government Units;

WHEREAS, in a subsequent supplemental DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2019-167, the

Department hereby orders the continuity of the re-claiming of public streets by institutionalizing
sustainable mechanisms for the maintenance of road clearing operations and the promulgation of
necessary policies and issuances to address all traffic and sidewalk concerns;

WHEREAS, on February 07, 2020, the Department of the Interior and Local Government
reiterated anew in DILG Memorandum Circular No. 2020-027 otherwise known as Continued
Implementation of the Presidential Directive to Clear Roads of Illegal Obstructions (Road
Clearing 2.0) providing for: (1) Additional Roles of Local Chief Executives; (2) Guidelines for
Road Clearing Operations; and (3) Monitoring, Assessment and Validation of Road Clearing
and Re-claiming Policy of the government;

WHEREAS, consistent with the declared policy of the State to safeguard life, health, property
and public welfare, Republic Act No. 7160 otherwise known as the Local Government Code of
1991, Section 17 thereof empowers all local government units to exercise such other powers and
discharge such other functions and responsibilities as are necessary, appropriate, or incidental to
efficient and effective provision of the basic services and facilities such as... Maintenance of
barangay roads and bridges and water supply systems;

WHEREAS, Municipal Ordinance No. _______________ was enacted by the Local

Government of ________________ entitled: “An Ordinance Prohibiting and Penalizing Any
Person, Natural or Juridical, From Causing Obstruction/s on Streets, Sidewalks, Avenues, Alleys,
Bridges, Parks and other Similar Public Places in the Municipality of ________________,
________________”;

WHEREAS, in order to solve the pressing problem on improper and unauthorized use of streets,
sidewalk, alleys, bridges and other public places within the barangay and in order to complement
Municipal Ordinance No. __________ enacted by the Municipality of ____________, a
corresponding legislation is necessary in the barangay level to achieve the objectives of both
local and national government in re-claiming public streets from any obstruction;

NOW THEREFORE, upon motion of Hon. Sangguniang Barangay Member ____________,

duly seconded by all other sangguniang barangay members present, it was:

RESOLVED, to pass “A Resolution Enacting an Ordinance Prohibiting Any Obstruction on

Public Roads and other Similar Public Places Within the Territorial Jurisdiction of Barangay
____________ of the Municipality of ____________, ________________”.

BE IT ORDAINED by the Sangguniang Barangay of ____________ in session duly assembled

for the purpose:
BARANGAY DRAFT ORDINANCE NO. ____________
“AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING ANY OBSTRUCTION ON PUBLIC ROADS AND
OTHER SIMILAR PUBLIC PLACES WITHIN THE TERRITORIAL JURISDICTION
OF BARANGAY ____________ OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF ________________,
________________”

Section 1. Title – This ordinance shall be known and cited as the “Anti-obstruction Ordinance
of Barangay ____________”.

Section 2. Scope – This ordinance covers all kinds of obstructions on public roads and other
public places as defined under Municipal Ordinance No. _______________ within the territorial
jurisdiction of barangay ____________ of the municipality of ____________,
________________ committed by individuals, entities and companies other than those
obstructions committed by persons while driving or operating motor vehicles and all other forms
of conveyances.

Section 3. Definition of Terms – as a general rule, words and phrases embodied in this
ordinance not herein specifically defined shall have the same meaning as found in legal
dictionaries as well as in existing laws. Provided that, the following terms as used in this
ordinance, shall be construed to mean:

A. Obstruction – are structures, materials, whether permanent or temporary, movable or

immovable or activities within the road right-of-way that impedes the free and clear
passage of motor vehicles or pedestrian and/or pose danger or cause injury to motorists,
pedestrians, or occupants of nearby structures;

B. Public Roads – means all streets, roads, bridges, highways and other thoroughfares
constructed and maintained by the national government or by any local government unit;

C. Road Right-of-way – shall mean the legal access established by usage with precedence
over others in a particular situation or place;

D. Sidewalk – means that portion of roadway assigned for the use by pedestrians, which
must be free from all forms of physical obstructions or anything found on it, whether of
value or not;

E. Sidewalk Vendor – means any person who sells or offers for sale any consumer products,
whether agricultural or manufactured, cooked foods and/or dry goods, items or articles,
including any person who attends to these products intended to be sold at any temporary
location, sidewalk, alley vacant space or portion thereof; and

F. Street – means any open space established by eminent domain including the space above
for access of vehicles and people, for the continuous flow of vehicular traffic and
pedestrian;

Section 4. Prohibition – It shall be prohibited and considered unlawful for any person or group
of persons, entity or company to obstruct the free flow of people, goods and vehicles through the
public road network within the territorial jurisdiction of Barangay ____________ by using,
utilizing or otherwise appropriating any road, street, sidewalk, or pedestrian walkway, avenue,
alley, bridge, park and other public place or portion thereof, for commercial or personal
purposes. The prohibition includes all kinds of obstructions such as but not limited to:

A. Vehicles parked along public roads, shoulders or sidewalks;

B. Vehicular terminals except in areas designated by the barangay for such purposes;

C. Vending sites for any kind of item;

D. House encroachments that obstructs the road right-of-way, protruding gates, conduct of
household activities, and tents, except those being temporarily used for funerals and other
similar activities;

E. Store encroachments and indiscriminate signage and advertisements;

F. Obstructing barangay outposts, halls, markers, directories or fire hydrants;

G. Conduct of sports, sport facilities, and other related activities;

H. Drying of rice or other crops;

I. Construction materials including sand, gravel, cement, steel bars, logs, and the like;

J. Debris, waste materials, and junked items; and

K. Other structures, materials, or activities identified as obstructions under Municipal

Ordinance No. 2019-08.

Section 5. The Barangay ____________ Road Clearing Task Force – within fifteen (15) days
upon the approval of this ordinance, there shall be created through an executive order, a special
task for which shall be named as the Barangay ____________ Road Clearing Task Force with
the following composition:

A. The Punong Barangay as its chairman;

B. The Chairman on Public Order and Safety as its Vice-chairman;

C. And all the members of Barangay Brigade/Tanod as members.

Section 6. Functions of the Barangay ____________ Road Clearing Task Force – the
Barangay ____________ Road Clearing Task Force shall have the following duties and
functions:

A. Determine in accordance with the provision of this ordinance the obstructions in the
barangay;
 B. Formulate a Plan of Action for the execution and implementation of this ordinance;

C. Execute and implement the provisions of this ordinance on identified obstructions;

D. Notify the owners who caused such obstructions the abatement to be made in accordance
with the provisions of this ordinance; and

E. Coordinate with the office of the Municipal Mayor or any appropriate governmental
agency those obstructions that cannot be removed by the barangay.

Section 7. Procedure for clearing of any obstruction under this Ordinance – the following
procedures shall be observed in abating any obstruction:

A. Any obstruction may be summarily removed if the owner of such structure has agreed
upon any verbal request made by the barangay, otherwise a written notice shall be given
to the owner to effect within fifteen (15) days the removal of such obstruction;

B. Where after the lapse of fifteen (15) days, the obstruction is still existing, the barangay
shall notify the office of the Municipal Mayor informing him of the fact that such
obstruction was not removed by the barangay despite the latter’s request for its removal;

C. In cases where the obstruction involves permanent structure, the barangay may directly
notify the Municipal Mayor of such fact;

D. In cases wherein structures or facilities are owned by utility service providers, the
barangay shall coordinate with the concerned utility company for the removal or
relocation of such obstruction; and

E. In cases of obstructing and/or hazardous trees, coordination with the Department of

Environment and Natural Resources shall be made by the barangay prior to its removal.

Section 8. Exceptions – For purposes of exempting an activity as an obstruction from the

coverage of this ordinance, the following criteria shall be observed:

A. That it has proper coordination and duly approved by the barangay in which the duration
of the activity is properly determined such as religious/community activities (preaching,
processions or holding of a wake or other affairs of the community like fiesta celebration,
games and amusement);

B. In cases of construction and repairs along public roads, equipment and materials used in
such undertaking shall not be considered as obstructions under this ordinance, provided,
that such undertaking has proper coordination with the appropriate government office and
duly approved by the latter;
 C. In cases where such obstructions are necessary incidents dictated by reasons of
emergency to protect and save lives or properties from any calamity or public danger
whether natural or man-made; and

D. Other cases when expressly permitted or allowed by law or an ordinance promulgated to

meet a momentary necessity of order and public safety.
Section 9. Repealing Clause – All ordinances and resolutions, or parts thereof, the provisions of
which are in conflict with or contrary to the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed,
amended and modified accordingly.
Section 10. Separability Clause – If for any reason or reasons, any provision of this ordinance
be declared invalid, the other provisions not affected thereby shall remain in full force and effect.
Section 11. Effectivity Clause – This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon compliance
of the posting requirement following its approval.
SO ORDAINED.
RESOLVED FINALLY, that a copy of this ordinance be transmitted to the Sangguniang Bayan
of ________________ for review and appropriate action and be furnished the office of the
Honorable Mayor _______________ for information.

UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED.

ATTESTED BY:
 
 _______________________________
Barangay Secretary

APPROVED BY:
 
_________________________________
Punong Barangay/Presiding Officer
 

Republic of the Philippines

Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
Province of Maguindanao
MUNICIPALITY OF DATU MONTAWAL
Barangay_____________
EXCERPT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE ___ REGULAR OF THE SANGGUNIANG
BARANGAY, _____________, DATU MONTAWAL, HELD AT THE SESSION HALL ON _______,
___________, 2019.
 
WHEREAS, smoking tobacco/cigars/cigarettes and drinking liquor among minors are
rampant not only in this city, but all over the country;
 
WHEREAS, it is the responsibility of every government, being the guardian of the
people, to keep the little children away from the bad habit of smoking any tobacco
product and/or drinking liquor;
 
WHEREAS, such responsibility can only be accomplished when there are enough
stringent measures to ensure the protection of these little children from being exposed
to any type of activity including smoking tobacco product and drinking liquor that will
surely cause damage to their yet delicate physical and mental conditions;
 
WHEREAS, the government must initiate a radical social orientation to the effect that
tobacco and liquors are not good for the youth and that the enactment of an ordinance
for that purpose is a good beginning;
 
NOW, THEREFORE, on motion of ____________, SB Member, duly seconded by
____________________, be it –
 
RESOLVED, as it is hereby resolved, to enact this Ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. ___
Series of 2019

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE SALE OF CIGARETTES AND ALCOHOLIC

BEVERAGES TO MINORS
AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
 
Be it ordained by this Sangguniang Barangay of ______________that:
 
Section 1. Short Title. – This Ordinance shall be known as “The ANTI-YOUTH
SMOKING/DRINKING ORDINANCE”.
 
Section 2. Prohibited Acts and Omissions. –
 
(a)     No owner/operator of sari-sari stores, tobacco/cigarette/cigar and liquor shops,
bars, cigarette vendor and peddler, or any person who has the possession of tobacco
products such as but not limited to cigars and cigarettes, liquors or intoxicating drinks
to any person who is below eighteen (18) years of age.
(b)     No person shall give for free of any kind of cigarette or tobacco product, liquor or
intoxicating drink to minors;
(c)     No minor is allowed to buy or smoke any cigarette or tobacco product or to buy or
drink any liquor or intoxicating drink, However, if the minor buys any of these product
only on errand, the person who sent him on errand is the one liable as provided for in
the next paragraph hereof. Also, no minor shall sell any kind of cigarette or tobacco
product or liquor or intoxicating drink. However, if the sale by minor of any such
product is in line of his job assigned to him by his employer, it is the latter who is liable
under paragraph (f) of this section;
(d)     No person shall command/request a minor on errand to buy any cigarette or any
other tobacco product or liquor or intoxicating drink;
(e)     No owner/operator of sari-sari stores shall assign their minor employees to
deliver to customers any kind of cigarette or tobacco product or liquor or intoxicating
drink;
(f)      All owners/operators of shopping malls, department stores or sari-sari stores
that sell any kind of cigarette or tobacco product or liquor or intoxicating drink shall
post on a conspicuous place of their establishments/stores a notice to the effect that
tobacco cigarettes or any tobacco product or liquor or intoxicating drinks are not for
sale to minors and indicating in that notice the number of this ordinance;
 
Section 3. Penalty Clause. – Any person who violates any of the provisions of this
Ordinance shall, upon conviction by final judgment, be punished one (1) year
imprisonment or a fine of not less than one thousand pesos (P1, 000.00), but not more
than five thousand pesos   (P5, 000.00) at the discretion of the court; Provided, that the
minor under nine (9) years of age is exempt from this penalty. Instead, he should be
brought to the Department of Social Welfare and Development for proper counseling
for one (1) hour.
 
Section 4. Repealing Clause. – All ordinances, resolutions, orders, memoranda and
other issuances not consistent with this ordinance are hereby repealed.
 
Section 5. – Separability Clause. – If for certain reasons some provisions of this
ordinance are found to be invalid or unconstitutional, all other provisions thereof not
affected thereby shall remain to be in full force and effect.
 
Section 6. Effectivity Clause. – This Ordinance shall take effect after fifteen (15) days
following the completion of its full publication in any newspaper of general circulation
within the area of jurisdiction.
 
Enacted by the Sangguniang Barangay of _____________, Datu Montawal, on its ___Regular
Session held on ______________, ___, 2019.
 
 
 
ATTESTED BY:
 
 _______________________________
Barangay Secretary

APPROVED BY:
 
_________________________________
Punong Barangay/Presiding Officer
 
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