National Parks Development Committee

• Executive Order No. 30 (January 14, 1963) created the Executive Committee for the development of the Quezon Memorial, Luneta, and other National Parks. • Executive Order No. 69 (February 7, 1964) designated the Committee created under E.O. No. 30 as the National Parks Development Committee (NPDC). • Executive Order No. 120 (January 20, 1987) reorganized the Ministry of Tourism and defined its powers and functions. • Executive Order No. 120-A (January 30, 1987) attached the NPDC to the Ministry, later Department, of Tourism. • Executive Order No. 160 (October 13, 1999) amended the composition of the NPDC created under E. O. No. 30 s. 1963 with the DOT Secretary as Chairperson. ==Managed sites==

Current • Rizal Park, Manila • Paco Park, Manila Former • Quezon Memorial Circle, Quezon City • Burnham Park, Baguio • Fort Santiago, Intramuros, Manila • Pook ni Maria Makiling Forest Park, Los Baños, Laguna • Mabini Shrine, Manila • Plaza Olivia Salamanca, Manila ==Board of directors==

The decision-making policy of NPDC is lodged with the Board of Directors. • Chair: Secretary, Department of Tourism • Vice Chair: Executive Director, National Parks Development Committee • Director: Mayor, City of Manila • Director: COO, Tourism Promotions Board • Director: COO, Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority • Director: Administrator, Intramuros Administration • Director: Secretary, Department of Public Works and Highways ==References==