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APPROPRIATE SAFEKEEPING PROCEDURES Management’s Comments Development Corporation (NRDC), which is the business arm of DENR. Provided by CENRO-Bayombong Please be informed that the Chief, Forest Protection and Law Enforcement Unit at the time of evaluation was designated only on May 2004. Records of seizure/confiscation and apprehension of forest product and conveyances prior to be his designation are nowhere to be found. The fact is, the now CENRO was only reactivated as such in January 2002 after being relegated by the PENRO as a mere PENRO extension office. Hence, all records of confiscation were with the Legal Officer at the PENRO. The predicament was aggravated when the PENRO Legal Officer retired from the Government Service at the middle part last year (2005) and the untimely death of the Legal Aide (Secretary) without them turning over to the Office the records/case folders of all those brought to the Office compound (both vehicles and lumber) for impoundment. Provided by PENRO Bukidnon Team’s Rejoinder custody of the confiscating officer. Worst, these were left unprotected and already in its deteriorating stage, if not yet deteriorated. With or without record of seizures, all confiscated logs/lumber and conveyances stored at the PENRO/ CENRO compound should be properly protected. As discussed in the report, these were left exposed to element accelerating their deterioration. Moreover, effort should be exerted to retrieve confiscation records to facilitate their disposal. On storage for confiscated logs/lumber It is true that indeed some of this confiscated forest products are in the process of deterioration. Under the forest protection activity, no activity or allotment is given for the construction of shed houses….Even if we do, very little amount is set aside for forest protection activities and this will further be drained if used in the construction of shed houses. The team calls the attention of DENR higher offices on this concern taking into account the best interest of the government. With regards to the disposition through donation or public auction of those no identified claimant confiscated forest products, there had been in fact some 106
APPROPRIATE SAFEKEEPING PROCEDURES Management’s Comments donations made at a time the authority to dispose is delegated to the REDS, PENROs and CENROs under the operation of DENR Administrative Order No. 36, series of 1988. The dynamism of forestry laws, rules and regulations changes overtime and this brought about the changes in the delegation of authority from the field offices to the Secretary, from the Secretary to NRDC, from NRDC to field offices and the cycles goes on. The latest issuance is the memorandum of Secretary Defensor dated May 19, 2005 transferring the authority to the NRDC. Team’s Rejoinder Much of this Office desire to dispose this confiscated forest products to recover its economic value, same is constraint by the changes in DENR policies. On confiscated conveyances While section 3 of Administrative Order No. 59 Series of 1990 provides the requirements in the transport of forest products, apprehended forest products and the conveyance usually do no bear the required transport documents, thus the confiscation. Even after criminal proceedings the conveyance is forfeited in favor of the government, same had difficulty in registering in the name of the government since no OR and CR is ever provided by the owner. In fact it would be unlikely for them to provide the same if this will be used against them. DENR should make representations with the Land Transportation Office and other concerned offices regarding the matter. 107
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