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    Historical and Legal Bases of NSTP 01

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    The document outlines the history and evolution of national service programs in the Philippines through various laws and acts: 1) The National Defense Act of 1935 established an independent Philippine military but was interrupted by World War II. 2) Presidential Decree #1706 in 1980 mandated compulsory national service for Filipino citizens through programs like Civic Welfare Service, Law Enforcement Service, and Military Service. 3) Republic Act 7077 in 1986 conceptualized the ROTC program but it faced anomalies, defeating its purpose and leading to student protests. 4) Republic Act 9163, the National Service Training Program Law passed in 2002, amended the ROTC program and established the current NSTP consisting of

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    The document outlines the history and evolution of national service programs in the Philippines through various laws and acts: 1) The National Defense Act of 1935 established an independent Philippine military but was interrupted by World War II. 2) Presidential Decree #1706 in 1980 mandated compulsory national service for Filipino citizens through programs like Civic Welfare Service, Law Enforcement Service, and Military Service. 3) Republic Act 7077 in 1986 conceptualized the ROTC program but it faced anomalies, defeating its purpose and leading to student protests. 4) Republic Act 9163, the National Service Training Program Law passed in 2002, amended the ROTC program and established the current NSTP consisting of

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    The document outlines the history and evolution of national service programs in the Philippines through various laws and acts: 1) The National Defense Act of 1935 established an independent Philippine military but was interrupted by World War II. 2) Presidential Decree #1706 in 1980 mandated compulsory national service for Filipino citizens through programs like Civic Welfare Service, Law Enforcement Service, and Military Service. 3) Republic Act 7077 in 1986 conceptualized the ROTC program but it faced anomalies, defeating its purpose and leading to student protests. 4) Republic Act 9163, the National Service Training Program Law passed in 2002, amended the ROTC program and established the current NSTP consisting of

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    Historical and Legal Bases of NSTP 01

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    The document outlines the history and evolution of national service programs in the Philippines through various laws and acts: 1) The National Defense Act of 1935 established an independent Philippine military but was interrupted by World War II. 2) Presidential Decree #1706 in 1980 mandated compulsory national service for Filipino citizens through programs like Civic Welfare Service, Law Enforcement Service, and Military Service. 3) Republic Act 7077 in 1986 conceptualized the ROTC program but it faced anomalies, defeating its purpose and leading to student protests. 4) Republic Act 9163, the National Service Training Program Law passed in 2002, amended the ROTC program and established the current NSTP consisting of

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    Marichu Genese

    BSN II-B
    Illustrate a diagram that will explain the bases of chronology events in the
    passage of RA 9163(NSTP Act of 2001).

    NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT


    (Commonwealth Act #1 (1935))
    The National Defense Act of 1935 (Commonwealth Act No. 1) was passed by the Philippine
    National Assembly on December 21, 1935. The purpose of this act was to create an independent
    Philippine military, a move interrupted by the outbreak of the Second World War.

    CIVIC WELFARE SERVICE


    NATIONAL SERVICE LAW
    (PRESIDENTIAL DECREE # 1706 (1980))
    National Service Law Mandated compulsory national
    service to all Filipino citizens It was composed of 3 main LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICE
    program components namely: Civic Welfare Service (CWS)
    Law Enforcement Service (LES) Military Service (MS)
    College students were given an option to choose one from MILITARY SERVICE
    among these components in compliance with this
    requirement.

    ROTC CIVIC WELFARE SERVICE


    1986-1987 Republic Act No. 7077 / The Citizen Armed Forces of
    the Philippines Reservist Law Under Pres. Corazon C Aquino,
    it paved the way for the conceptualization of the Basic Reserve LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICE
    Officer’s Training Corps (ROTC) ROTC Crisis of 2001 Good
    intentions of ROTC were tainted with anomalies, thus defeating
    the purpose which this military training was anchored. Student MILITARY SERVICE
    protests threaten the very existence of ROTC.

    Republic Act 9163 or the "National


    Service
    Training Program (NSTP)" Law.
    CIVIC WELFARE TRAINING SERVICE
    An Act Establishing the National Service
    Training Program (NSTP) for tertiary level
    students, amending for the purpose Republic
    LITERACY TRAINING SERVICE
    Act No. 7077 and Presidential Decree No.1706,
    and for other purposes. ‖t was enacted last
    January 2002 to amend the Expanded ROTC. RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPSE
    Marichu Genese
    BSN II-B
    Supplemental Reading. Read and reflect on Republic Act 9418.

    Republic Act 9418 is also known as the volunteer act 2007 is a law that helps in
    the development of a sense of volunteerism. Volunteerism is essential to sustainable
    development. The success of global development depends on how well we balance
    social economic and environmental objectives which addresses all three aspects of
    living like lifting people out of poverty but at the same time protecting the natural
    systems that support economic growth.

    Being a volunteer means we have the passion to help and reach out to other
    people by harnessing our skills for the betterment of everyone and a lifetime
    commitment of doing good and having that sense of social responsibility by sharing
    our time and resources whether to an individual or community especially to those
    who need our assistance. We are giving our support by helping others without wanting
    anything in return or what we called “bayanihan”. A service that we render that is
    out of our volition and no one forced us to do it or “kusang awa”. It is an act of
    selflessness or a win-win situation for our self and for the person we are helping out.
    Volunteerism is a good way to serve our community and our fellow citizens.

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