President Benigno Aquino III, today, signed Republic Act no. 10844 creating a Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) and renames the current Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC) to “Department of Transportation.”
One of the main goals of the new law is to recognize that information and communication are vital roles in nation-building in addition to making sure that everyone has access to quality, affordable, reliable, and secure ICT services.
The list goes on ensuring the provision of a strategic, cost-efficient, and citizen-centric information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure, systems, and resources since these are all needed for good governance and global competitiveness.
In addition, it also dictates the availability and accessibility of ICT services in areas not adequately served by the private sector.
Section 15 of the new law talks about the Transfer of Agencies and Personnel that will abolish the present agencies including their powers and functions, applicable funds, records, equipment, and more to the DICT. These agencies include:
Communications Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. added that the DICT shall be headed by a Secretary and will be assisted by three Undersecretaries and four Assistant Secretaries that should at least have seven years of competence and expertise in any of the following:
To view the full copy of the new law, head over to Inquirer.net.
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BIKTIMA KAMI LAHAT NG SUN CELLULAR says:
HURRAY !!! BUT…….
TOO LITTLE… TOO LATE !!!
JUST TYPICAL OF PNOY…
PALAGING HULI KASI
PALAGING LUTANG…
PANAY HANAP SISI LANG
ANG PEG NYA…
AYAN TULOY…
TAPOS NA SYA…
NGANGA PA RIN TAYO !!!
KAYA NGAYON…
DUTERTE GO… GO… GO !!!
Fox Hunter says:
Another waste of money, we need fewer govt agencies. We have too many agencies and govt employees.
Vice Panget says:
Ipasok ang DICT sa palasyo