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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the Mandanas ruling
(Lifted from the Department of Budget and Management):

1. How will the devolution under EO 138 be managed?
2. What should be included in the Devolution Transition Plan?
3. What should be included in the Devolution Transition Plan?
4. What are the legal bases of the share of LGUs in the national taxes?
5. How will the Mandanas-Garcia ruling affect the economic development of LGUs?

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the Mandanas ruling
(Lifted from the Department of Budget and Management):

1. What is the Mandanas ruling?
2. What is the EO 138?
3. Which government entities are covered by EO 138?
4. What are the functions and services that will be devolved?
5. What is the timeframe for the devolution under EO 138?

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When the Local Government Code was enacted in 1991, a common lament of LGUs was that responsibilities were devolved, but resources remained largely with the national government. Thirty years hence, will the Mandanas Ruling bridge the gap? Are the implementing guidelines adequate and transition plans, stakeholders, and institutions ready?

Jeck Cantos of the Action for Economic Reforms discusses this in her paper "The Mandanas Ruling: Shifting the Tide of Local Autonomy"

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