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WHEREAS, Republic Act No. 11363, or the Philippine Space Act, was signed into law on August 8, 2019, creating the Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA);
WHEREAS, PhilSA was established to be the primary policy, planning, coordinating, implementing, and administrative entity of the Executive Branch of the government that will plan, develop, and promote the national space program in line with the Philippine Space Policy;
WHEREAS, the successful establishment, development and sustainability of the national space program require a vibrant ecosystem that encourages collaboration among PhilSA, other government agencies, academic institutions, international organizations, industry, and civil society;
WHEREAS, PhilSA, in coordination with the Department of Budget and Management (DBM), Civil Service Commission (CSC), and other relevant government agencies, was directed to promulgate the necessary rules and regulations for the effective implementation of the Philippine Space Act within 90 days from its effectivity.
NOW THEREFORE, the following Rules and Regulations implementing Republic Act No. 11363 are hereby promulgated, adopted, and prescribed for the information and guidance of all concerned:
RULE 1. Declaration of Policy - It is hereby declared the policy of the State:
(a) To safeguard Philippine sovereignty, territorial integrity, Philippine interest, and the right to self-determination as mandated by Article II, Section 7 of the 1987 Constitution;
(b) To support and commit to the development, application and utilization of science and technology (S&T) that will foster patriotism and nationalism and accelerate social progress, such as, the development of space technology and applications for its security and for the benefit of its citizens;
(c) To ensure access to space and its environs as a sovereign right in the promotion of national security towards the attainment and protection of national interest;
(d) To recognize that there is an urgent need to create a coherent and unified strategy for space development and utilization to keep up with other nations in terms of space S&T;
(e) To ensure that the Philippines has official representation in the international space community for establishing cooperation agreements and linkages on space development, as well as to contribute in the development of international frameworks, norms, policies and regimes in the peaceful uses of outer space; and
(f) To ensure that the Philippines abides by the various international space treaties and principles promulgated by the United Nations and is an active participant in the international space community, including international rules and procedures concerning the Outer Space Treaty and Liability Convention, among others.
RULE 2. Definition of Terms - As used in this IRR, the following terms shall mean:
(a) Collaborating Institution refers to a government agency or academic institution that performs specific functions of PhilSA during the transition period.
(b) National Space Development and Utilization Policy (NSDUP) refers to the strategic roadmap for national space development commissioned by the Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST-PCIEERD), which will serve as a guide for the Philippine Space Development and Utilization Policy also known as the Philippine Space Policy.
(c) PhilSA refers to the Philippine Space Agency created by virtue of the Philippine Space Act.
(d) Satellites include all objects launched into earth orbit and artificial objects to be placed in orbit of celestial bodies for the conduct of space exploration and other applications.
(e) Space Economy refers to the broad range of activities in the development, management, utilization, and exploitation of space and space-enabled capabilities, facilities, systems, information, and services.
(f) Space Industry collectively refers to companies and organizations engaged in commercial or economic activity relating to the design, manufacture or production, and sale of space systems and their components. The space industry is part of the larger space economy.
(g) Space Science and Technology Applications (SSTA) refer to the scientific principles and their applications to space science, engineering, and other allied fields.
(h) Space Systems are vehicles and infrastructures working together to perform a task in the space environment.
(i) Transition Period refers to the period allotted for the smooth turnover and capacity building of PhilSA, which shall not exceed five (5) years from the effectivity of this Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR).
RULE 3. The Philippine Space Development and Utilization Policy. - The Philippine Space Development and Utilization Policy, or the Philippine Space Policy, will serve as the country's primary strategic roadmap for space development incorporating the following principles:
a. It will embody the country's central goal of becoming a space-capable and space-faring nation within the next decade;
b. It shall focus on areas of SSTA that would address national issues;
c. It shall promote the efficient utilization of space assets and resources;
d. It shall establish capacity-building measures for human resources development;
e. It shall strengthen national defense; and
f. It shall enhance international cooperation.
RULE 4. To fully operationalize the principles and framework embodied in the Philippine Space Policy, PhilSA shall craft the national space program. The Philippine Development Plan issued by the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) and the NSDUP of DOST-PCIEERD, among others, will be used as guides for the national space program.
RULE 5. Framework of the Space Policy - The Philippine Space Policy will focus on six (6) Key Development Areas (KDAs) for SSTA development to ensure the State's sustained progress:
(a) National Security and Development - The Philippines will focus on space applications that can preserve and enhance the country's national security and promote development that is beneficial to all Filipinos;
(b) Hazard Management and Climate Studies - The Philippines will develop and utilize SSTA to enhance its hazard management and disaster mitigation strategy as well as ensure the nation's resiliency to climate change;
(c) Space Research and Development - To spur rapid scientific growth, the Philippines will focus on conducting research and development (R&D) endeavors in vital areas of space science, technology, and allied fields;
(d) Space Industry Capacity Building - The Philippines will create a robust and thriving space industry to support the country's space program through private sector involvement and cooperation;
(e) Space Education and Awareness - The Philippines aims to establish a sustainable pool of trained space scientists, engineers, communicators, and other relevant experts that will be critical for the country's future space program and increasing public awareness on its value and benefits; and
(f) International Cooperation - Through international partnerships and collaborations, the Philippines will become a key player in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), regional, and global space community by providing significant contributions and capabilities on SSTAs.
RULE 6. During the transition period, the members of the Philippine Space Council as described in Section 13 of the Philippine Space Act and in Chapter V of this IRR, their attached agencies, and other agencies as may be identified by PhilSA as Collaborating Institutions, shall assist in the fulfilment of PhilSA's KDAs.
I. Policy, Planning and Coordination
(a) Assist the State in the creation, development, and implementation of national and international space policies. Toward this end, PhilSA shall ensure proper coordination with relevant government agencies and institutions on the adoption and/or implementation of various international space treaties and principles promulgated by the United Nations, including international rules and procedures concerning the Outer Space Treaty and Liability Convention, among others;
(b) Plan, implement, direct, and manage programs and projects relating to scientific space R&D and the application of space technology;
(c) Take hold of money, securities or other personal or movable property by gift or bequest and expend, administer or dispose of any such money, securities or property subject to the terms, if any, on which the gift or bequest was made in such manner as shall best promote the PhilSA's objectives;
(d) Implement the Philippine Space Policy in line with a coherent and unified strategy for space development;
(e) Coordinate all space activities of various sectors and stakeholders in the Philippines, in accordance with existing laws; and
(f) Provide appropriate and accurate advice to the President of the Philippines and other government agencies on space-related issues and concerns.
II. Improved Public Access and Resource-Sharing
(a) Develop, construct, acquire, manage, maintain, and operate space research, development, and operation facilities and systems on behalf of the Philippine Government for use of various government agencies and other stakeholders; and
(b) Assist departments and other agencies of the State, as well as the private sector, in the utilization of SSTA and data/information to aid in the performance of their respective mandates and duties. Toward this end, PhilSA shall formulate and implement data management policies among institutions including open data sharing protocols, taking into account relevant privacy, security, and technical classification requirements. These policies will promote and harmonize spaceborne information, knowledge, and capability-sharing, database-building, and network linkages.
III. Research and Development (R&D)
(a) Perform basic and applied R&D relating to SSTA in collaboration with universities, industries, and other institutions in accordance with the agreed terms of cooperation;
(b) Design, develop, and construct space systems and facilities necessary thereof, as well as build, launch, track, and operate satellites on behalf of the Philippine Government; and
(c) Promote the growth of space S&T through R&D.
IV. Education and Capacity Building
(a) Establish programs that would develop space education and promote public awareness;
(b) Provide grants and contributions in support of programs or projects relating to scientific or industrial space R&D and application of space technology;
(c) Provide services and facilities for the use by entities conducting academic R&D relating to SSTA;
(d) Promote equal opportunity and gender equality in space activities through capacity-building and science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education; and
(e) During the transition period, funds appropriated to PhilSA for scholarships for baccalaureate and graduate degree programs in SSTA may be administered by the Science Education Institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST-SEI) and other institutions with similar scholarship programs.
V. Industry Development
(a) Promote the development of a robust and vibrant local space industry and economy;
(b) Promote the transfer and diffusion of space technology throughout the Philippine industry;
(c) Encourage the commercial exploitation of space capabilities, technology, information, facilities, and systems;
(d) License, sell, or otherwise make available any patent, copyright, industrial design, trademark, trade secret or other like property controlled;
(e) Disseminate the result of R&D activities and promote the utilization thereof, except when information is deemed confidential for national welfare and security and for the protection of intellectual property rights; and
(f) Encourage the responsible use of SSTAs to promote sustainable development.
VI. International Cooperation
(a) Cooperate with space-related agencies of other countries and international space organizations in the peaceful use and development of space;
(b) Maintain a national registry of space objects in accordance with the United Nations Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space and other international guidelines. Likewise, furnish the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs with information contained in the National Registry of Space Objects as required under the Registration Convention;
(c) Enter into contracts, treaties, memorandum of understanding/agreement or other arrangements on behalf of the State, in consultation and coordination with the Department of Foreign Affairs and/or other concerned agencies which include bilateral, regional, and multilateral agreements and other forms of international cooperation to promote the development of Philippine SSTAs, foster the development of relevant and appropriate space capabilities, and facilitate the exchange of expertise and technology on a mutually acceptable basis;
(d) Establish and maintain linkages with other national space agencies and organizations; and
(e) Represent the Philippines in the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Use of Outer Space and other similar space-related forums, assemblies, and organizations, ensuring that the Philippines is an active participant and contributor in the international space community.
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DAHIL, ang Republic Act No. 11363, o ang Philippine Space Act, ay nilagdaan bilang batas noong August 8, 2019, na lumikha sa Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA);
DAHIL, ang PhilSA ay itinatag bilang pangunahing entidad sa patakaran, pagpaplano, koordinasyon, pagpapatupad, at administrasyon ng Executive Branch ng pamahalaan na magpaplano, magpapaunlad, at magsusulong ng pambansang programa sa kalawakan alinsunod sa Philippine Space Policy;
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Pangkalahatang-ideya →DAHIL, ang matagumpay na pagtatatag, pagpapaunlad at pagpapanatili ng pambansang programa sa kalawakan ay nangangailangan ng masiglang ecosystem na humihikayat sa pakikipagtulungan ng PhilSA, ng iba pang ahensya ng pamahalaan, mga institusyong akademiko, mga international organization, industriya, at civil society;
DAHIL, ang PhilSA, sa koordinasyon sa Department of Budget and Management (DBM), Civil Service Commission (CSC), at iba pang kaugnay na ahensya ng pamahalaan, ay inatasang maglabas ng mga kinakailangang panuntunan at regulasyon para sa epektibong pagpapatupad ng Philippine Space Act sa loob ng 90 araw mula sa pagiging epektibo nito.
KAYA NGAYON, ang sumusunod na Mga Panuntunan at Regulasyon na nagpapatupad sa Republic Act No. 11363 ay ipinapahayag, pinagtitibay, at itinakda para sa impormasyon at gabay ng lahat ng kinauukulan:
ALITUNTUNIN 1. Pagpapahayag ng Patakaran - Ipinapahayag ang patakaran ng Estado:
(a) Upang pangalagaan ang soberanya ng Pilipinas, integridad ng teritoryo, interes ng Pilipinas, at ang karapatang magpasya sa sarili gaya ng itinakda ng Article II, Section 7 of the 1987 Constitution;
(b) Upang suportahan at itaguyod ang pagpapaunlad, aplikasyon at paggamit ng science and technology (S&T) na magpapaigting sa pagiging makabayan at nasyonalismo at magpapabilis sa pag-unlad ng lipunan, tulad ng pagpapaunlad ng space technology at mga aplikasyon nito para sa seguridad nito at para sa kapakinabangan ng mga mamamayan nito;
(c) Upang matiyak ang access sa kalawakan at sa paligid nito bilang karapatang soberano sa pagtataguyod ng pambansang seguridad tungo sa pagkamit at pagprotekta sa pambansang interes;
(d) Upang kilalanin na may agarang pangangailangan na lumikha ng magkakaugnay at pinag-isang estratehiya para sa pagpapaunlad at paggamit ng kalawakan upang makasabay sa ibang mga bansa sa larangan ng space S&T;
(e) Upang matiyak na ang Pilipinas ay may opisyal na kinatawan sa international space community para sa pagtatatag ng mga cooperation agreement at ugnayan sa pagpapaunlad ng kalawakan, gayundin upang makapag-ambag sa pagbuo ng mga international framework, pamantayan, patakaran at rehimen sa mapayapang paggamit ng outer space; at
(f) Upang matiyak na sinusunod ng Pilipinas ang iba't ibang international space treaty at prinsipyong ipinahayag ng United Nations at aktibo itong kalahok sa international space community, kabilang ang mga international rule at pamamaraan tungkol sa Outer Space Treaty at Liability Convention, bukod sa iba pa.
ALITUNTUNIN 2. Kahulugan ng mga Termino - Gaya ng ginamit sa IRR na ito, ang mga sumusunod na termino ay mangangahulugang:
(a) Ang Collaborating Institution ay tumutukoy sa ahensya ng gobyerno o institusyong akademiko na gumaganap ng mga partikular na tungkulin ng PhilSA sa panahon ng transition period.
(b) Ang National Space Development and Utilization Policy (NSDUP) ay tumutukoy sa strategic roadmap para sa pambansang pagpapaunlad ng kalawakan na ipinagawa ng Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development ng Department of Science and Technology (DOST-PCIEERD), na magsisilbing gabay para sa Philippine Space Development and Utilization Policy na kilala rin bilang Philippine Space Policy.
(c) Ang PhilSA ay tumutukoy sa Philippine Space Agency na nilikha sa bisa ng Philippine Space Act.
(d) Ang mga satellite ay kinabibilangan ng lahat ng bagay na inilunsad sa orbit ng mundo at mga artipisyal na bagay na ilalagay sa orbit ng mga celestial body para sa pagsasagawa ng space exploration at iba pang aplikasyon.
(e) Ang Space Economy ay tumutukoy sa malawak na hanay ng mga aktibidad sa pagpapaunlad, pamamahala, paggamit, at pagsasamantala sa kalawakan at sa mga kakayahan, pasilidad, sistema, impormasyon, at serbisyong may kinalaman sa kalawakan.
(f) Ang Space Industry ay sama-samang tumutukoy sa mga kumpanya at organisasyong nakikibahagi sa komersyal o pang-ekonomiyang aktibidad na may kaugnayan sa disenyo, paggawa o produksyon, at pagbebenta ng mga space system at mga bahagi nito. Ang space industry ay bahagi ng mas malawak na space economy.
(g) Ang Space Science and Technology Applications (SSTA) ay tumutukoy sa mga prinsipyong siyentipiko at sa mga aplikasyon nito sa space science, engineering, at iba pang kaugnay na larangan.
(h) Ang mga Space System ay mga sasakyan at imprastrukturang sabay na gumagana upang magsagawa ng isang gawain sa kapaligiran ng kalawakan.
(i) Ang Transition Period ay tumutukoy sa panahong inilaan para sa maayos na turnover at capacity building ng PhilSA, na hindi lalampas sa limang (5) taon mula sa pagiging epektibo ng Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) na ito.
RULE 3. The Philippine Space Development and Utilization Policy. - Ang Philippine Space Development and Utilization Policy, o ang Philippine Space Policy, ang magsisilbing pangunahing estratehikong roadmap ng bansa para sa pagpapaunlad ng space na may mga sumusunod na prinsipyo:
a. Isasaad nito ang pangunahing layunin ng bansa na maging isang bansang may kakayahan sa space at nakakapaglakbay sa space sa loob ng susunod na dekada;
b. Tututukan nito ang mga larangan ng SSTA na tutugon sa mga pambansang isyu;
c. Isusulong nito ang mahusay na paggamit ng mga space asset at resource;
d. Magtatatag ito ng mga hakbang sa capacity-building para sa pagpapaunlad ng human resources;
e. Palalakasin nito ang pambansang depensa; at
f. Pahuhusayin nito ang international cooperation.
RULE 4. Upang ganap na maisakatuparan ang mga prinsipyo at balangkas na nakapaloob sa Philippine Space Policy, bubuuin ng PhilSA ang national space program. Ang Philippine Development Plan na inilabas ng National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) at ang NSDUP ng DOST-PCIEERD, bukod sa iba pa, ang gagamitin bilang gabay para sa national space program.
RULE 5. Framework of the Space Policy - Tututukan ng Philippine Space Policy ang anim (6) na Key Development Areas (KDAs) para sa pagpapaunlad ng SSTA upang matiyak ang tuloy-tuloy na pag-unlad ng Estado:
(a) National Security and Development - Tututukan ng Pilipinas ang mga space application na makapagpapanatili at makapagpapahusay sa pambansang seguridad ng bansa at makapagsusulong ng kaunlaran na kapaki-pakinabang sa lahat ng Pilipino;
(b) Hazard Management and Climate Studies - Paunlarin at gagamitin ng Pilipinas ang SSTA upang pahusayin ang estratehiya nito sa pamamahala ng hazard at pagbabawas ng sakuna gayundin upang matiyak ang katatagan ng bansa laban sa climate change;
(c) Space Research and Development - Upang pasiglahin ang mabilis na paglagong siyentipiko, tututukan ng Pilipinas ang pagsasagawa ng mga gawaing research and development (R&D) sa mahahalagang larangan ng space science, teknolohiya, at mga kaugnay na larangan;
(d) Space Industry Capacity Building - Lilikha ang Pilipinas ng isang matatag at masiglang industriya ng space upang suportahan ang space program ng bansa sa pamamagitan ng pakikilahok at pakikipagtulungan ng pribadong sektor;
(e) Space Education and Awareness - Layunin ng Pilipinas na magtatag ng isang sustainable na grupo ng mga sinanay na space scientist, inhinyero, communicator, at iba pang kaugnay na eksperto na magiging mahalaga para sa magiging space program ng bansa at sa pagpapataas ng kamalayan ng publiko sa halaga at benepisyo nito; at
(f) International Cooperation - Sa pamamagitan ng mga international partnership at pakikipagtulungan, ang Pilipinas ay magiging isang mahalagang kalahok sa Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), panrehiyon, at pandaigdigang komunidad ng space sa pamamagitan ng pagbibigay ng mahahalagang ambag at kakayahan sa SSTAs.
RULE 6. Sa panahon ng transition period, ang mga miyembro ng Philippine Space Council gaya ng inilarawan sa Section 13 ng Philippine Space Act at sa Chapter V ng IRR na ito, ang kanilang mga attached agency, at iba pang ahensya na maaaring tukuyin ng PhilSA bilang Collaborating Institutions, ay tutulong sa pagtupad sa mga KDA ng PhilSA.
I. Patakaran, Pagpaplano at Koordinasyon
(a) Tulungan ang Estado sa pagbuo, pagpapaunlad, at pagpapatupad ng pambansa at pandaigdigang mga patakaran sa kalawakan. Para dito, titiyakin ng PhilSA ang maayos na koordinasyon sa mga kaugnay na ahensya at institusyon ng pamahalaan sa pagtanggap at/o pagpapatupad ng iba't ibang international space treaties at mga prinsipyong ipinahayag ng United Nations, kabilang ang mga pandaigdigang tuntunin at pamamaraan tungkol sa Outer Space Treaty at Liability Convention, at iba pa;
(b) Planuhin, ipatupad, pamunuan, at pangasiwaan ang mga programa at proyekto na may kinalaman sa scientific space R&D at sa paggamit ng space technology;
(c) Tumanggap ng pera, securities o iba pang personal o movable property sa pamamagitan ng gift o bequest at gastusin, pangasiwaan o ipamahagi ang anumang naturang pera, securities o ari-arian alinsunod sa mga kondisyon, kung mayroon, kung saan ibinigay ang gift o bequest sa paraang higit na makapagsusulong sa mga layunin ng PhilSA;
(d) Ipatupad ang Philippine Space Policy alinsunod sa magkakaugnay at pinag-isang estratehiya para sa pagpapaunlad ng kalawakan;
(e) I-coordinate ang lahat ng space activities ng iba't ibang sektor at stakeholders sa Pilipinas, alinsunod sa mga umiiral na batas; at
(f) Magbigay ng angkop at tumpak na payo sa Pangulo ng Pilipinas at sa iba pang ahensya ng pamahalaan tungkol sa mga isyu at usaping may kinalaman sa kalawakan.
II. Pinahusay na Public Access at Pagbabahagi ng Resources
(a) Mag-develop, magtayo, bumili, mamahala, magpanatili, at magpatakbo ng mga pasilidad at sistema para sa space research, development, at operation para sa Philippine Government na magagamit ng iba't ibang ahensya ng pamahalaan at iba pang stakeholders; at
(b) Tulungan ang mga departamento at iba pang ahensya ng Estado, gayundin ang pribadong sektor, sa paggamit ng SSTA at ng data/impormasyon upang makatulong sa pagtupad ng kani-kanilang mandato at tungkulin. Para dito, bubuo at ipapatupad ang PhilSA ng mga patakaran sa data management sa mga institusyon kabilang ang mga open data sharing protocol, na isinasaalang-alang ang mga kaugnay na kinakailangan sa privacy, seguridad, at technical classification. Isusulong at pagsasamahin ng mga patakarang ito ang pagbabahagi ng spaceborne information, kaalaman, at kakayahan, pagbuo ng database, at network linkages.
III. Research and Development (R&D)
(a) Magsagawa ng basic at applied R&D na may kinalaman sa SSTA sa pakikipagtulungan sa mga unibersidad, industriya, at iba pang institusyon alinsunod sa napagkasunduang mga tuntunin ng kooperasyon;
(b) Magdisenyo, mag-develop, at bumuo ng mga space system at pasilidad na kinakailangan para dito, gayundin ang magtayo, mag-launch, mag-track, at magpatakbo ng mga satellite para sa Philippine Government; at
(c) Isulong ang paglago ng space S&T sa pamamagitan ng R&D.
IV. Edukasyon at Capacity Building
(a) Magtatag ng mga programang magpapaunlad ng space education at magsusulong ng public awareness;
(b) Magbigay ng mga grant at kontribusyon bilang suporta sa mga programa o proyekto na may kinalaman sa scientific o industrial space R&D at sa paggamit ng space technology;
(c) Magbigay ng mga serbisyo at pasilidad na magagamit ng mga entity na nagsasagawa ng academic R&D na may kinalaman sa SSTA;
(d) Isulong ang pantay na oportunidad at gender equality sa mga space activities sa pamamagitan ng capacity-building at edukasyon sa science, technology, engineering, at mathematics (STEM); at
(e) Sa panahon ng transition period, ang mga pondong inilaan sa PhilSA para sa mga scholarship para sa baccalaureate at graduate degree programs sa SSTA ay maaaring pangasiwaan ng Science Education Institute of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST-SEI) at ng iba pang institusyon na may kahalintulad na mga scholarship program.
V. Pagpapaunlad ng Industriya
(a) Isulong ang pagpapaunlad ng matatag at masiglang local space industry at ekonomiya;
(b) Isulong ang paglipat at pagpapalaganap ng space technology sa buong industriya sa Pilipinas;
(c) Hikayatin ang commercial exploitation ng mga kakayahan, teknolohiya, impormasyon, pasilidad, at sistema na may kinalaman sa kalawakan;
(d) Mag-license, magbenta, o gawing available sa ibang paraan ang anumang patent, copyright, industrial design, trademark, trade secret o iba pang katulad na ari-ariang kontrolado;
(e) Ipalaganap ang resulta ng mga R&D activities at isulong ang paggamit nito, maliban kung ang impormasyon ay itinuturing na confidential para sa pambansang kapakanan at seguridad at para sa proteksyon ng mga intellectual property rights; at
(f) Hikayatin ang responsableng paggamit ng SSTAs upang isulong ang sustainable development.
VI. International Cooperation
(a) Makipagtulungan sa mga space-related agencies ng ibang mga bansa at sa mga international space organization sa mapayapang paggamit at pagpapaunlad ng kalawakan;
(b) Magpanatili ng national registry ng mga space object alinsunod sa United Nations Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space at sa iba pang pandaigdigang guidelines. Gayundin, magbigay sa United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs ng impormasyong nakapaloob sa National Registry of Space Objects gaya ng kinakailangan sa ilalim ng Registration Convention;
(c) Pumasok sa mga kontrata, treaty, memorandum of understanding/agreement o iba pang kasunduan para sa Estado, sa konsultasyon at koordinasyon sa Department of Foreign Affairs at/o sa iba pang mga kinauukulang ahensya na kinabibilangan ng bilateral, regional, at multilateral agreements at iba pang anyo ng international cooperation upang isulong ang pagpapaunlad ng Philippine SSTAs, itaguyod ang pagpapaunlad ng mga kaugnay at naaangkop na kakayahan sa kalawakan, at padaliin ang palitan ng kaalaman at teknolohiya sa paraang kapwa katanggap-tanggap;
(d) Magtatag at magpanatili ng mga ugnayan sa iba pang national space agencies at organisasyon; at
(e) Katawanin ang Pilipinas sa United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Use of Outer Space at sa iba pang katulad na forum, assembly, at organisasyong may kinalaman sa kalawakan, upang matiyak na ang Pilipinas ay aktibong kalahok at tagapag-ambag sa international space community.
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