Who is responsible for enforcing the provisions of PD 1570?

The responsibility for enforcing the provisions of PD 1570, which pertains to the regulation and licensure of aeronautical engineering practices in the Philippines, lies with the Board of Aeronautical Engineering. This board is specifically tasked with overseeing the professional practice of aeronautical engineers, ensuring compliance with the established standards and regulations under the law.

This includes activities such as setting the qualifications for licensure, conducting examinations, and regulating the continuing education of professionals in the field. The Board operates under the regulatory framework that governs engineering practices, which emphasizes the importance of specialized knowledge and adherence to safety and technical standards in aeronautical engineering.

The other entities mentioned, like the President of the Philippines, the Department of Transportation, and the Commission on Higher Education, have distinct roles in the overarching governmental structure and other industry regulations, but they do not have the direct authority to enforce the specific provisions of PD 1570 concerning the licensure and practice of aeronautical engineers. Their functions may relate to broader policy-making or educational matters, but they do not encompass the specific enforcement responsibilities outlined in PD 1570.