briefing on executive order 79 by the mines and geosciences bureau

7/31/2019 Briefing on Executive Order 79 by the Mines and Geosciences Bureau

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MINING STUDY GROUP Created per instruction

of the President, thruthe Memorandum datedOctober 26, 2011 of the

Executive Secretaryas e o na ze e

mining industry policiesof the Administration

Composed of theSecretaries of the

,Assistant on Climate

Change, Presidentialss stant on

EnvironmentalProtection and the Vice-Chair of the ClimateChange Commission


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THE MINING STUDY GROUPSTHE MINING STUDY GROUPS

SPECIFIC TASK S:SPECIFIC TASK S:

1. Address issues and concerns in the

mineral sector- Lack of baseline data

Policy inconsistencies between

national and local laws Governance and law enforcement

Lack of total economic valuation

Increasin overnment share inmining revenues

Adverse effects of environmental

degradation and climate change


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THE MINING STUDY GROUPSTHE MINING STUDY GROUPS

SPECIFIC TASK S:SPECIFIC TASK S:

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of the state of the mining industry, its,future;

.such as the mining industry, non-

overnment and civil societorganizations, and environmental groups,

among others; and4. Formulate the mining industry policy by

the end of the year and present it to the

Presidents approval.


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DIRECTIVES


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DIRECTIVES..


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DIRECTIVES FOR DENR

SPECIFIC ACTIONSImp lement ing

genc y es

Strictly and consistently enforce environmental DENR,

Properly account for, and make public theSocial Development and ManagementPrograms (SDMPs) and EnvironmentalProtection and Enhancement Pro ram EPEPs

DENR-MGB

of mining companies/operations

Include geo-hazard maps/multi-hazard maps forthe country and forecast of climate changeim acts in considerin o and no- o areas

DENR-MGB,Climate Change

for mining


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DIRECTIVES FOR DENR. . .


Include in the Final Mine Rehabilitation and

Decommissionin Plan FMRDP the DENR-MGBdetermination of the final land use of the areaonce mining has been completed and the

DILG, ANDConcerned

the said development

Ensure the conduct of social re aration for NCIP DSWDIPs who will be affected by mining DENR-MGB

Desist from processing mining applications inPalawan and enhance the strict implementation

and periodic review of the StrategicEnvironmental Plan for Palawan with the

DENR_MGB,PCSD

Palawan Council for Sustainable Development(PCSD)


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DIRECTIVES FOR DENR. . .


Increase the amounts of mine wastes anda ngs an occupa on ees, an mpose

processing fees for all mining applications

-

Provide benchmarks for the valuation ofminerals based on prevailing international DENR-MGB

minerals market prices

Venture Agreements (JVA) and Co-Production

Agreements (CPA) and encourage and promoteDENR-MGB

the use of the same.


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DIRECTIVES FOR DTI & DENR

Im lementin Im lementation

ECONOMIC MEASURESECONOMIC MEASURES

Agency/ies Time Frame

Demand operational and financialreports from the miningContractors; both large and small-scale (coo eratives and

DENR-MGB

issued within 3months from the

associations) at all stages of themining cycle

directive

Conduct verification at thenational, regional and local levels

Lead:

DENR-MGB

New rules/

guidelines to beGovernment, and monitor allexisting and possible entry and

Partners:DOF, DOST,

ssue w t n 6months from thedate of this

country

DTI, BOC directive


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DIRECTIVES FOR DTI & DENR..

Im lementin Im lementation


Agency/ies Time Frame

Ensure inter-agency coordinationNew rules to be

mining revenues; and hasten LGUaccess to their share in mining

DENR-MGB;DOF; DBM

issued within 6months from thedate of this

revenues .e., s m ar o

share)

directive Update, with the participation of

stakeholders, the mineralcommodity profile, conduct

studies and build a database on

Lead:DENR-MGB

Study to be

com leted withinnew markets, products andavailable technologies towards the

Partners:DOST, DTI,

1 year from thedate of this

industries and value-addingactivities

DOF, NEDA


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SPECIFIC ACTIONSImplementing

Agency/ies

Implementation

Time Frame

mechanisms for benefit sharing,possible minimum terms for

Lead:DOF, DTI

Study to be

completed withinequitable benefit sharing, review

of existing taxes and fees beingimposed, and incentives received

Partners:DENR-MGB,

6 months from

the date of thisDirective

by mining companies

Stud the terms and conditions ofLead:

Stud to beservice contracts entered into bythe Department of Energy (DOE)

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Partners:

completed within6 months from

application for mining agreementsDOE,

DOF, DTI

Directive


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SPECIFIC ACTIONSImplementing

Agency/ies

Implementation

Time Frame

Study the imposition of higherex ort fees for metallic and non-

DENR-MGB

guidelines to

be issued within

metallic minerals in the countryDTI, DOF,

NEDA, BOC

the date of thisDirective


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ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURESENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES

SPECIFIC ACTIONSAgency/ies

Time Frame

Explore the possibility ofInsurance coverage for the

affected environs & communities,-

Study to be

Completed

as well as perpetual liability for the

maintenance & rehabilitation ofpost-mining sites (i.e; setting up

,

DOF, DILG

months from thedate of this

trust funds or heritage funds withspecified uses)

Stud the ossibilit of ado tinthe Comprehensive EnvironmentalResponse, Compensation and

commonly known as the SuperFund


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Time Frame

- Consider the Impact of the New

Rules of Procedure forEnvironmental Cases for mining

DOJ, OSG,and other

completed within3 months from

Operationsagencies

Directive

on uc esource ccoun ng orFull Cost-Benefit Analysis) in line

with the Wealth Accounting and

DENR-MGB,

ec an sms or

implementation

to beValuation of Ecosystem Services(WAVES) Project and the NationalClimate Chan e Action Plan

Change

Commission

promulgatedwithin 3 months

from the date of(NCCAP) this directive


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Time Frame

Determine legislative measuresa w ensure e c en aneffective management of themining sector (i.e., increasing Study to be

penalties for mining-related

offenses; crafting a definition ofmedium-scale mining; identifying

DENR-MGB

completed within

6 months fromthe date of this

provisions in current laws foramendment; and strengthening

re ulator rules over traders and

Directive

middlemen)


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