IMPLEMENTING RULES AND

REGULATIONS IN THE CONDUCT OF

THE 17TH RMYC: REGIONAL
NON-ACADEMIC LEAGUE
CONTENTS
IRR 1.0 BACKGROUND

IRR 2.0 OBJECTIVES

IRR 3.0 GENERAL GUIDELINES

IRR 4.0 GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS

IRR 5.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

IRR 6.0 GENERAL CONTEST RULES AND MECHANICS

IRR 7.0 GROOVE IT! JPIA’S BEST DANCE CREW

IRR 8.0 SHALL WE DANCE? LYRICAL DUO

IRR 9.0 JPIA PARODY: MTV SPOOF

IRR 10.0 HATAW AT BIRIT: SAYAWIT 2018

IRR 11.0 YOUR FACE SOUNDS FAMILIAR

IRR 12.0 WRITE UP! ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

IRR 13.0 CLICK IT! SMARTPHONE AND CAMERA CLUSTER

IRR 14.0 JPIAN OBRA MASTERA: MURAL PAINTING

IRR 15.0 SPEAK UP! IMPROMPTU SPEAKING

IRR 16.0 HUGOT WARS

IRR 17.0 LARO NG LAHI

IRR 18.0 AMENDMENTS AND REVISIONS

IRR 19.0 SEPARABILITY CLAUSE

IRR 20.0 REPEALING CLAUSE

IRR 21.0 EFFECTIVITY

IRR 1.0 BACKGROUND
IRR 1.1 The National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants
aims to promote socio-civic and cultural consciousness among NFJPIAns through social,
economic, environmental and cultural development projects as stated in Section 3,
Article III of the 2011 Constitutional and By-Laws of NFJPIA. The Non Academic Events in
the Regional Mid-Year Convention (RMYC) is an integral part of the total development
of JPIAns. Through these activities, they shall have an opportunity to develop the value
of sportsmanship through engaging in different nonacademic events, cultivate a
wholesome competitive spirit, and acquire the ability to work closely together with other
JPIAns in different regions. These activities also allow the JPIAns to be exposed in sports,
performing arts, and other social and team-building events.

IRR 2.0 OBJECTIVES

IRR 2.1 To build camaraderie and establish a unified RFJPIA.

IRR 2.2 To showcase the talents and increase the interest of RFJPIAns in non-
academic competitions.

IRR 2.3 To promote leadership, stability and meaningful social development

through diverse activities and programs.

IRR 2.4 To field teams that are skilled, disciplined, dedicated, and motivated to
provide a holistic development of the members.
IRR 3.0 GENERAL GUIDELINES
IRR 3.1 The Non-Academic Events in the 17th Regional Mid-Year Convention
2018 shall comprise the following:

1. GROOVE IT! JPIA’s Best Dance Crew

2. SHALL WE DANCE? Lyrical Duo
3. JPIA PARODY: MTV Spoof
4. HATAW AT BIRIT! Sayawit 2018
5. Your Face Sounds Familiar
6. WRITE UP! Essay Writing Competition
7. CLICK IT! Smartphone Cluster
8. CLICK IT! Camera Cluster
9. JPIAN OBRA MAESTRA! Mural Painting
10. SPEAK UP! Impromptu Speaking
11. Hugot Wars
12. Laro ng Lahi

IRR 3.2 The table below shows the category of Non-Academic Events and how
many can join each Non-Academic competition:

NON-ACADEMIC CATEGORY NUMBER OF

COMPETITION PARTICIPANTS
GROIVE IT! JPIA’s Best Inter-Local Chapter One (1) set of participants
Dance Crew Competition (5-15)
SHALL WE DANCE? Lyrical Inter-Local Chapter One (1) duo of any gender
Duo Competition
JPIA PARODY: MTV Spoof Inter-Local Chapter Main cast/s should be
Competition JPIAns, no maximum
number
HATAW AT BIRIT! Sayawit Inter-Local Chapter One (1) set of participants
2018 Competition (6-12)
Your Face Sounds Familiar Inter-Local Chapter
Solo performer
Competition
WRITE UP! Essay Writing Inter-Local Chapter Maximum of two (2)
Competition Competition contestants
CLICK IT! Smartphone and Inter-Local Chapter One (1) pair per cluster
Camera Cluster Competition
SPEAK UP! Impromptu Inter-Local Chapter Maximum of two (2)
Speaking Competition participants
JPIAN OBRA MAESTRA: Inter-Local Chapter One (1) group composed
Mural Painting Competition of 3-5 participants
Hugot Wars Inter-Local Chapter Three (3) participants
Competition
Laro ng Lahi Inter-Local Chapter One (1) set of players
Competition composed of three (3)
males and three (3)
females

IRR 4.0 GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS

IRR 4.1 The Non-Academic Events of the RMYC is open to all bona fide
members of the NFJPIA FY 2018-2019 Region 10 & CARAGA and to registered
delegates of the RMYC 2018.

IRR 4.2 There is NO LIMIT as to the number of events which a delegate can join.

IRR 4.3 Champion of a particular Non-Academic Event in the prior years can still
participate in the same or any event.
IRR 5.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
IRR 5.1 The Local Chapter Vice President for Non-Academics shall compile all the
requirements and is the only one allowed in sending the application of non-academic
competitions participants.

IRR 5.2 The local chapter shall, in one MS Excel File, compile all nonacademic
participants; one labeled sheet for each event. This shall be the Regional Council’s
master list for the Non-Academic Events for the RMYC 2018.

IRR 5.3 All sheets shall contain the following: Name of participant, contact
number, year level and school name.

IRR 5.4 The Local Chapter VP Non-Academics will also send a scanned copy of
each participant’s Identification Card and Certificate of Registration (containing Name,
Course and School year) – One folder for each event; folder name being the event
joined.

The file name format to be used shall be:

Identification Card: ID_LC_NONACADEVENT

Certificate of Registration: COR_LC_NONACADEVENT

Example: ID_MSUIIT_GROOVEIT
COR_MSUIIT_GROOVEIT
IRR 5.5 File format of sending the requirements to the Regional Council and to
the Regional Vice President for Non-Academic Events corporate e-mail must be in .zip
format: LocalChapter_NonAcadRequirements

Example: FSUU_NonAcadRequirements
 IRR 5.5 All of the said Requirements must then be compiled and sent to
nfjpia1819.r10caragavpnonacad@gmail.com on or before September 19, 2018, 11:59
PM.

IRR 6.0 GENERAL CONTEST RULES AND MECHANICS

IRR 6.1 Board of judges shall be selected by the Regional Executive Officers and
shall have the appropriate credentials to judge a particular event. The board of judges
shall be independent in fact and in appearance, thus, shall not be directly or closely
related to any Local Chapter to maintain the integrity of the competitions.

IRR 6.2 The Board of Judges must not be related or affiliated to any Local
Chapter joining any nonacademic event.

IRR 6.3 The Board of Judges has the sole and exclusive authority to clear or
answer any protest/clarification related to the judging of a particular event raised by the
contestants. The decision of the Board of Judges is final and irrevocable.

IRR 6.4 All concerns, clarification, complaints or questions must be directly

addressed to the Regional Vice President for Non-Academics after the competition by
the liaison officer. Any concerns, clarifications, complaints or questions raised by any
Local Chapter Officer other that the Liaison Officer shall not be entertained.

IRR 6.5 Music that will be used must be placed in a two (2) flash drives, in mp3
(.mp3) format, labeled with the Local Chapter’s NAME and Non-Academic Event to be
submitted on September 19, 2018 through RVP Non-Academics corporate e-mail
address.

IRR 6.6 Participants should register first before every competition to verify
the time of arrival and should be at least 70% of the team is present during registration.
A 2-point deduction in the total raw score shall be given to any contestant who
arrived 15 minutes late after the start of event (after reading of criteria for judging - for
night events; after call time – for day events). They are also given 0.5-point deduction
for every succeeding three (3) minutes.

IRR 6.7 All submitted works, outputs and products of the competition shall
belong to the RFJPIA Council.

IRR 6.8 Draw lots shall determine the order of performances. This shall be done a
day before the RMYC through a representative for each Non-Academic Participant.

IRR 6.9 The Regional Council shall have the exclusive power to interpret the
provisions of the IRR and shall be vested with the power to give sanctions to any
contestant who shall violate any provisions in this IRR.

IRR 6.10 In case there are any concerns or protest which is not covered in this
IRR, the Regional Vice President for Non-Academics shall have the absolute power and
sole authority to decide and interpret the implementing rules and regulations of the
RMYC. Regional Non-Academic Competitions, upon consultation with the Regional
Adviser, on matters which deems necessary to preserve and protect the integrity of the
event. Should there be any ambiguity encountered by any party, such should be
addressed on a timely basis. The decision of the Regional Council shall be final and
irrevocable.

IRR 7.0 GROOVE IT! JPIA’S BEST DANCE CREW

IRR 7.1 Dance crew must consist of minimum of five (5) to a maximum of fifteen
(15) members. The member of the crew may be made up of any combination of males
and females. Failure to comply shall be disqualified, exception - IRR 7.3.
 IRR 7.2 Attire must be descent and may include accessories such as hats, caps,
gloves, scarves, jewelry, etc. removing pieces of clothing during the performance is
permitted provided it is not offensive or out of character.

IRR 7.3 If at any time prior to or during the competition a crew member is ill,
injured, or his/her physical or emotional condition is at risk by participating, he/she may
be declared ineligible to compete, or disqualified from competing further.

IRR 7.4 Sound effects and original compositions are permitted. Crews are highly
cautioned and advised against the music becoming too complex with too many edits,
sound effects, or songs preventing them from exhibiting a clean and continuous dance
performance.

IRR 7.5 The following are list of street dance styles that are permitted only from
this competition:

 Locking
 Popping
 Waacking / Punking
 House Dance
 Party Dances or Club Dances (Popular or Trendy Dances)
 Krumping
 Gumboots
 Breakdance

IRR 7.6 Routine length is minimum of three (3) minutes and maximum of five (5)
minutes. A grace period of five (5) seconds plus or minus is allowed resulting in a
minimum of two (2) minutes and fifty-five seconds (2:55) and a maximum of five
minutes and five seconds (5:05).
 IRR 7.7 Each crew performance shall include at least thirty (30) seconds of the
song entitled “DAME TU COSITA by EL CHOMBO FEAT. CUTTY RANKS” in their
performance. Failure to comply shall be disqualified.

IRR 7.8 The sequence of performance shall be determined by drawing of lots on

the day before, in the presence of a representative of at least majority of the
participating Local Chapters.

IRR 7.9 Crew whose performance exceeds in the grace period shall be given a
two (2) point deduction in their average score within every ten (10) seconds in excess of
the maximum time.

IRR 7.10 Criteria for Judging:

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Skills and Performance 25%
Creativity and Choreography 25%
Mastery and Execution (Spacing, etc.) 15%
Timing and Musicality 15%
Showmanship and Entertainment Value 10%
Costume 10%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 8.0 SHALL WE DANCE? LYRICAL DUO

IRR 8.1 The duo shall be composed of all male or all female or combination of
both.
 IRR 8.2 Attire must be descent and may include accessories such as hats, caps,
gloves, scarves, jewelry, etc. removing pieces of clothing during the performance is
permitted provided it is not offensive or out of character.

IRR 8.3 Props are allowed in the performance.

IRR 8.4 The sequence of performance shall be determined by drawing of lots on

the day before, in the presence of a representative of at least majority of the
participating Local Chapters.

IRR 8.5 The Performance is limited only to the song “REWRITE THE STARS by
ZAC EFRON FEAT. ZENDAYA”. The Regional Vice President for Non Academics will
provide the official mp3 to be used in the competition. The song must not be edited or
altered (additional effects are not allowed).

IRR 8.6 The participants have the freedom to choose the genre of their dance
(hip hop, ballet, jazz, contemporary, etc.).

IRR 8.7 Each duo shall use a HOOLA HOOP during their performance and they
must incorporate it in their routine. Failure to comply shall be disqualified.

IRR 8.8 There shall be a two (2) point deduction per judge per rule violation and
shall be made by the chairman of the board of tabulators duly concerned by the
members and in consultation with the board of judges.

IRR 8.9 In an effort to judge the contest objectively and equally, the following
criteria will be considered by the judges and assigned a point value in each area:
 CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Showmanship (Grace and poise, stage 20%
presence, rapport with partner &
coordination)
Creativity and Choreography 20%
Lyrical Interpretation 20%
Mastery and Execution (spacing, etc.) 15%
Timing and Musicality 15%
Costume 10%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 9.0 JPIA PARODY: MTV SPOOF

IRR 9.1 There is no limit in the number of participants in this competition.

IRR 9.2 The participants will choose a specific music video that became a hit from
2016-2018. They should present it with a twist and humor.

IRR 9.3 The duration of the music video should not exceed five (5) minutes.

IRR 9.4 The entry must not include vulgar or obscene scene(s).

IRR 9.5 Only one music video per local chapter (The first local chapter to reserve
a specific music video will automatically have the right to use that music video as their
parody entry). For reservation contact the Regional Vice President for Non-Academics.
Reservation will start on August 20, 2018.
 IRR 9.6 The Parody Video should be placed in a flash drive and be passed to the
Regional Vice President for Non-Academics the day before RMYC. Following this
format: MTVSPOOF_LC

Example: MTVSPOOF_XU

IRR 9.7 There shall be a two (2) point deduction per judge per rule violation and
shall be made by the chairman of the board of tabulators duly concerned by the
members and in consultation with the board of judges.

IRR 9.8 Criteria for Judging:

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Characterization 30%
Scene Transition 20%
Entertainment Value/Humor 20%
Creativity and Technicality 15%
Over-all Video Quality 15%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 10.0 HATAW AT BIRIT: SAYAWIT 2018

IRR 10.1 Each participating school shall send six (6) to twelve (12) participants
forming one group for the SAYAWIT competition. Failure to comply shall be disqualified.

IRR 10.2 SAYAWIT is a total performance competition. Simply stated, participants

are to prepare a song and dance number in one (concert-like performance/production
number).

IRR 10.3 The group can choose any genre and language of the song they will
perform. Remix songs are allowed as long as it follows the guidelines for time length.
 IRR 10.4 The performance should be live. No lip synchronization is allowed.

IRR 10.5 The group will be given three wireless microphones. It depends on how
the group will manage the limited resources.

IRR 10.6 Strictly no back up dancers are allowed to take any part in the number,
only the 6-12 participants are allowed to perform.

IRR 10.7 All members of the group are expected to sing at least one line. A line is
counted when the member sang the line while holding the microphone. When a
member is singing/ performing, the other members are expected to dance as back-ups.
Violation: Refer to IRR 10.12

IRR 10.8 Instruments are permitted given that only three microphones are still to
be used and user of the instruments are to have similar choreography with the other
members. Violation: Refer to IRR 10.12

IRR 10.9 The minimum time length of performance is three (3) minutes and a
maximum of five (5) minutes. Violation: Refer to IRR 10.12

IRR 10.10 The Local Chapters are to submit the lyrics of their whole performance
with the corresponding singer/s – indicate which part of the song/s the singer/s will
perform.

IRR 10.11 Music is to be submitted together with the group/s performance flow
on the day before the RMYC.
IRR 10.12 There shall be a two (2) point deduction per judge per IRR (10.3 –
10.11) violation and shall be made by the chairman of the board of tabulators duly
concerned by the members and in consultation with the board of judges.
 IRR 10.13 Criteria for Judging

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
SAYAW
Creativity and choreography 20%
Showmanship, star quality, and stage 15%
45%
presence
Impact, mastery, and execution 10%
AWIT
Overall Voice Quality (quality, tone and 20%
clarity)
45%
Artistry, Character and Timing 15%
Interpretation and Expression 10%
OVERALL PERFORMANCE 10%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 11.0 YOUR FACE SOUNDS FAMILIAR

IRR 11.1 Each participating local chapter shall send a solo performer.

IRR 11.2 The participants must perform one chosen song of their artist combined
with dance or acts to show that they have a similar personality with the person they are
mimicking.

IRR 11.3 The contestants must transform into their chosen artist (local or
foreign). By means of makeup, wigs, clothing/costumes.

IRR 11.4 The performance should be live. No lip synchronization is allowed.

 IRR 11.5 The minimum time length of performance is three (3) minutes and a
maximum of five (5) minutes. Violation: Refer to IRR 11.8

IRR 11.6 Participants must prepare at least three (3) photos (.jpeg,) of their
chosen artist. Photos and music that shall be used must be compressed to .zip file,
labeled with YFSF_LC.

Example: YFSF_CMU

IRR 11.7 Any costume, props, and the like are allowed, except for sharp & pointy
objects, pyrotechnics, live animals, or other equipment which may damage the venue.
The harmful items stated above are strictly prohibited.

IRR 11.8 Participants whose performance exceed the maximum time shall be
given a two (2) point deduction every ten (10) seconds in excess of the allotted time.

IRR. 11.9 Each performance must not exceed six (6) minutes. If props are used,
contestants are allowed one (1) minute – thirty (30) seconds for setup and thirty (30)
seconds for tear-down.

IRR 11.10 The contestants may have two (2) back-up performers to accompany
them on their performance. However, the back-up performers are not allowed to sing,
to showcase the raw talent of the contestant.

IRR 11.11 There shall be a two (2) point deduction per judge per IRR (11.4 –
11.10) violation and shall be made by the chairman of the board of tabulators duly
concerned by the members and in consultation with the board of judges.

IRR 11.10 Criteria for Judging:

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Voice Impersonation 30%
Appearance 25%
Creativity 20%
Stage Presence and Choreography 15%
Audience impact 10%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 12.0 WRITE UP! ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION

IRR 12.1 Each Local Chapter may send two (2) representatives.

IRR 12.2 English must be the medium of expression.

IRR 12.3 The essay should be at least 500 words excluding the title.

IRR 12.4 The theme shall be given on the day of the competition.

IRR 12.5 Contestants shall be given two (2) hours to finish their piece.

IRR 12.6 There shall be a two (2) point deduction per judge per rule violation and
shall be made by the chairman of the board of tabulators duly concerned by the
members and in consultation with the board of judges.

IRR 12.7 Criteria for Judging:

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Organization and structure 25%
Relevance to the theme 25%
Originality, artistry, and creativity 25%
Grammar, choice of words, and spelling 25%
TOTAL 100%
IRR 13.0 CLICK IT! SMARTPHONE AND CAMERA CLUSTERS
IRR 13.1 Each Local Chapter may only send a duo with one buddy for each
Cluster.

IRR 13.2 This competition is divided into two categories:

 SMARTPHONE CLUSTER
For those who are using their mobile phones as their
picture-taking equipment. The official smartphones are iPhone 6 or
6s only. Participants violating this will automatically be disqualified.

 CAMERA CLUSTER
For those who are using dedicated picture taking equipment
such as digital camera, DSLRs or action cameras.

IRR 13.3 Contestants shall be confined in a single-bounded setting where

they could take photos of their subject that should be relevant to the theme.
IRR 13.4 Buddy of each duo will be switched with other schools. Buddies are
to guard the fairness of the competition by ensuring that the team is incompliance with
the IRR provided.
IRR 13.5 The theme should be given on the day of competition.
IRR 13.6 Contestants shall be given one (1) hour to take their photos. After an
hour, all contestants should return to the designated place and shall be given 15
minutes to select their best.
IRR 13.7 Contestants must bring connectors of their gadget.
IRR 13.8 Editing of photos are strictly prohibited.
 IRR 13.9 There shall be a two (2) point deduction per judge per rule violation
and shall be made by the chairman of the board of tabulators duly concerned by the
members and in consultation with the board of judges
IRR 13.10 Criteria for Judging:

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Picture Coordination & Content 30%
Relevance to the Theme 20%
Originality, Artistry, and Creativity 20%
Image Resolution and Quality 20%
Overall Impact 10%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 14.0 JPIAN OBRA MAESTRA : MURAL PAINTING

IRR 14.1 Each Local Chapter may send one (1) group consist of 5 members.

IRR 14.2 No outside help is allowed.

IRR 14.3 ½ sized plywood (any alternative) and paint will be provided by the
organizers. However, the contestants must bring their own paint brushes, pencils,
erasers and rulers.

IRR 14.4 Using of markers is strictly prohibited.

IRR 14.5 Contestants shall be given two (2) hours to finish their piece.

IRR 14.6 The theme shall be given on the day of the competition.

IRR 14.7 Criteria for Judging:

 CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Content and Relevance to the Theme 30%
Aesthetic Appeal (color harmony) 30%
Artistry and Creativity 20%
Uniqueness and Originality 20%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 15.0 SPEAK UP! IMPROMPTU SPEAKING

IRR 15.1 Each Local Chapter may send two (2) representatives.

IRR 15.2 There shall be one question for all the participants. The contestant shall
be obliged to answer the question immediately after it was given.

IRR 15.3 Contestant shall be given two (2) to three (3) minutes to deliver their
speech.

IRR 15.4 A signal shall be given on the 1st minute mark and when only 30
seconds is remaining to allow the contestants to wrap up his/her speech.

IRR 15.5 Contestants shall be required to be in business attire during the

competition.

IRR 15.6 Speaker whose performance exceeds the given time shall receive a 0.5
point deduction in their average score within every ten (10) seconds in excess of the
maximum time.

IRR 15.7 Contestants shall be confined in a single-bounded setting. Contestants

are not allowed to go outside the contest venue unless the organizers say so to
discourage the leak of information.
 IRR 15.8 Criteria for Judging:

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Speech Content and Relevance to the 40%
Theme
Organization of Idea 20%
Voice Quality (projection, emphasis, and 15%
diction)
Poise and Delivery (gesture, facial 15%
expression, eye contact, and appearance)
Overall Impact 10%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 16.0 HUGOT WARS

IRR 16.1 Hugot Wars is a non-academic event combining Spoken Poetry and
Chain Story Telling. Participants are in teams in which, each team shall be composed of
three (3) members.

IRR 16.2 Teams shall be given five (5) minutes each to perform their hugot.
IRR 16.3 Five (5) minutes before the start of every team’s turn, each team shall
pick a piece of paper containing the subject matter of their hugot. However, all possible
topics are to be released a night before the event for participants to prepare.

IRR 16.4 Strictly no copies of their drafted piece are allowed. Failure to comply
shall be given 2 points deduction per judge.

IRR 16.5 The first 2 speakers are given 1 minute and 30 seconds to give their
hugots and the third speaker is given 2 minutes to wrap up their whole performance.
 IRR 16.6 The first speaker is expected to establish the setting of their hugot – its
mood, its environment, its context, etc.

IRR 16.7 The second speaker is expected to continue the hugot of what the first
speaker had established.

IRR 16.8 The final speaker is expected to wrap up the whole hugot performance.

IRR 16.9 Groups whose performance exceeds the given time shall receive a 0.5
point deduction in their average score within every ten (10) seconds in excess of the
maximum time.

IRR 16.10 Criteria for Judging:

CRITERIA PERCENTAGE
Speech content and relevance to the 30%
theme
Originality, artistry, and creativity 20%
Organization of ideas and coherence 20%
Voice quality (projection, emphasis, and 10%
diction)
Poise and delivery (Gesture, facial 10%
expression, eye contact, and appearance)
Overall impact 10%
TOTAL 100%

IRR 17.0 LARO NG LAHI

IRR 17.1 The group will assign one member to be the leader and will lead and
represent the group all throughout the activity.
 IRR 17.2 All delegates coming from the same Local Chapter must wear their local
chapter shirts.

IRR 17.3 Each participating Local chapter may send six participants, strictly three
(3) males and three (3) females, composing one group.

IRR 17.4 Substitution during the games is strictly prohibited.

IRR 17.5 Games are to be revealed on the competition day. There are 5 games in
total – 1 game for girls, 1 game for boys, and 3 games for the whole team.

IRR 17.6 Accumulated scores will be computed at the end of the games and will
determine the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place respectively.

IRR 18.0 AMENDMENTS OR REVISIONS

IRR 18.1 The federation shall be vested with the exclusive power to revise and
amend the Implementing Rules and Regulations.

IRR 18.2 Any amendments or revisions to this implementing rules and

regulations may be proposed by any member of any local chapter upon a written
request of such member, stating the reasons thereto.

IRR 18.3 Any request for amendments and revisions as well as proposed
amendments must initially be reviewed by the Regional Vice President for Non-
Academics then to be forwarded to the regional executive officers for discussion, editing
and final approval and to be noted by the Regional Adviser.

IRR 18.4 The Regional Executive Officers shall have the right to deny any
proposed revisions and amendments, submitted to them by the which Regional Vice
President for Non-Academics are deemed unnecessary. The final decision on any
inclusions or exclusions to this Implementing Rules and Regulation must be determined
by a majority vote of all Regional Executive Officers in which the Regional Vice President
for Non-Academics is included.

IRR 18.5 Amendments to particular provisions in this Implementing Rules and

Regulations shall be allowed provided that such amendments will be communicated to
stakeholders at least two weeks before it could take effect.

IRR 19.0 SEPARABILITY CLAUSE

IRR 19.1 If any clause, provisions, paragraph or part of this Implementing Rules
and Regulations shall be declared unconstitutional or invalid, such judgment shall not
affect, invalidate, or impair any other part thereof, but shall be merely confined to the
clause, provision, paragraph or part directly involved in the controversy in which such
judgment has been rendered.

IRR 20.0 REPEALING CLAUSE

IRR 20.1 Any Rules and Regulation or part/s thereof inconsistent with the
provisions of this Implementing Rules and Regulations are hereby repealed or modified
accordingly.
IRR 21.0 EFFECTIVITY
IRR 21.1 This Implementing Rules and Regulations shall take effect immediately
after its presentation and approval on the First Executive Board Meeting. Promulgated in
Middleton Apartelle, Cagayan de Oro City this 7th of July, 2018.

PREPARED BY:

JOHN PIERRE MIRAFUENTES

Regional Vice President for Non-Academics
Region X and CARAGA
Father Saturnino Urios University

CERTIFIED CORRECT:

EDMIE ANN O. ESPUERTA

Regional Secretary General
Central Mindanao University
APPROVED:

SHEENA V. CUIZON
Regional President
Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology

BRUCE W. SASUMAN
Regional Vice President for Academics
Bukidnon State University

MOHAMMAD HAMDI A. PANDAPATAN

Regional Vice President for Finance
Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology

GLYSSA MAY H. DE VERA

Regional Vice President for Membership
Father Saturnino Urios University

DARIO OYAM JR.

Vice President for Communications – Region X
Bukidnon State University
 JUNEVA ROSE BADIANG
Vice President for Communications – CARAGA
Saint Paul University – Surigao

EDREI J. AMPER
Regional Vice President for Audit
Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan

FAITH LESTER JADUCANA

Regional Vice President for Media
Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan

CHESSICA M. NEO
Local Chapter President
Bukidnon State University

ATHENA PRISCILLA D. VALENCIA

Local Chapter President
Central Mindanao University
 DENMARC JOHN ARAGOS
Local Chapter President
Father Saturnino Urios University

JANRAY WILSON CHUA

Local Chapter President
La Salle University

HAZEL JULE S. LAZAGA

Local Chapter President
Liceo de Cagayan University

HAMZA M. ALONTO
Local Chapter President
Masters Technological Institute of Mindanao

APRIL QUEEN G. PIEDAD

Local Chapter President
Mindanao State University - Iligan Institute of Technology
 HAMIDA T. AMEROL
Local Chapter President
Mindanao State University – Main

SUZY A. AMOMONGPONG
Local Chapter President
Mindanao State University – Naawan

NEHEMIAS M. SEMACIO
Local Chapter President
Saint Francis Xavier College

CIELO AMOR D. DOLOTALLAS

Local Chapter President
Stella Maris College Oroquieta

JANAELA PAULA CUADRILLERO

Local Chapter President
St. Paul University Surigao
 ABDULMALIK PAPANDAYAN
Local Chapter President
RC- Al Khwarizmi International College

RAY VINCENT B. OLIFERNES

Local Chapter President
Xavier University – Ateneo de Cagayan