This document discusses the legal bases for a study on the effects of artificial lighting on plants. It notes that the major sources of legal bases are laws and department directives like circulars, orders, and memoranda. These legal documents serve as the foundation for the study. Legal bases can come from international guidelines from bodies like the UN or local Philippine circulars and orders. When presenting the legal bases, they should be arranged chronologically from recent to past and each basis' relevance explained. Failing to explain the relevance of legal bases to the study would be unscientific and unethical. An example is provided of a study on the effects on plants under artificial lighting and its related legal basis from the Implementing Rules and Regulations for the
This document discusses the legal bases for a study on the effects of artificial lighting on plants. It notes that the major sources of legal bases are laws and department directives like circulars, orders, and memoranda. These legal documents serve as the foundation for the study. Legal bases can come from international guidelines from bodies like the UN or local Philippine circulars and orders. When presenting the legal bases, they should be arranged chronologically from recent to past and each basis' relevance explained. Failing to explain the relevance of legal bases to the study would be unscientific and unethical. An example is provided of a study on the effects on plants under artificial lighting and its related legal basis from the Implementing Rules and Regulations for the
This document discusses the legal bases for a study on the effects of artificial lighting on plants. It notes that the major sources of legal bases are laws and department directives like circulars, orders, and memoranda. These legal documents serve as the foundation for the study. Legal bases can come from international guidelines from bodies like the UN or local Philippine circulars and orders. When presenting the legal bases, they should be arranged chronologically from recent to past and each basis' relevance explained. Failing to explain the relevance of legal bases to the study would be unscientific and unethical. An example is provided of a study on the effects on plants under artificial lighting and its related legal basis from the Implementing Rules and Regulations for the
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the government’s thrust. The major sources of related legal bases are laws and department directives such as, circulars, orders, memoranda, etc. These laws and department directives serve as legal basis for the paradigm of the study. Legal basis can be observe as international and local legal bases. If we say international, these are the legal guidelines implemented by international bodies such as from the United Nation. While the local legal basis as of which coming from local, circulars, orders, memoranda, etc. in the Philippines. In presenting the related legal bases, the investigator has to arrange the chronologically from recent to past and the relevance of each legal basis is explained. No explanation of the legal basis relevant to the present study is unscientific and unethical. Example Problem: “Effects on plants under artificial lighting Related Legal Basis Sources Declaration of Policy These IRR are issued pursuant to the policies declared under RA 10068, to wit: “It is hereby declared Title: IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR the policy of the State to promote, propagate, develop further REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10068 (Philippine Organic and implement the practice of organic agriculture in the Agriculture Act of 2010) Philippines that will cumulatively condition and enrich the fertility of the soil, increase farm productivity, reduce pollution Author: The COCAFM is co-chaired by Senator and destruction of the environment, prevent the depletion of Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, chairman of the Senate natural resources, further protect the health of farmers, Committee on Agriculture and Food; and consumers and the general public, and save on imported farm Representative Mark Llandro Mendoza (4th District, inputs. Toward this end, a comprehensive program for the Batangas), Chairman of the House of Representative promotion of community-based organic fertilizers such as Committee on Agriculture and Food. compost, pesticides and other farm inputs, together with a nationwide educational and promotional campaign for the use URL:organic.da.gov.ph/images/downloadables/RA10068- and processing, as well as the adoption of organic agricultural Implementing-Rules-and-Regulations.pdf system as a viable alternative shall be undertaken. The State recognizes and supports the central role of the farmers, indigenous people and other stakeholders at the grassroots of the program.