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MANILA - The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) on Tuesday said its former chief Robert Empedrad did not make "illegal" appointments of officers-in-charge (OIC) before he vacated his post. In a statement, MARINA said Empedrad "quietly" vacated his position on Friday after receiving a copy of the Office of the President (OP) Memorandum Circular No. 1 (2022) that declared presidential appointees and other non-permanent positions in the government vacant. "Before Vice Admiral Empedrad left his post, he did not sign nor issue any document designating Officers-in-Charge to assume positions declared as vacant as a result of the said Presidential issuance," it said. It noted that the opinion of one or more members of the Alliance of Marina Employees (AME) "does not necessarily reflect the position of the Alliance itself on the issue." "Lastly, we would like to clarify that all employees of the Marina are members of the AME," it said. On Mond

Sonia malaluanRobert empedradHarold tarunRamon hernandezRonnie gernatoArsenio lingadAlliance of marina employeesCareer executive serviceMaritime industry authorityMemorandum circularVice admiral empedradMarina employeesManila the maritime industry authority marina on tuesday said its former chief robert empedrad did not make quot illegal appointments of officers in charge oic before he vacated his post ina statementArina said empedrad quot quietly vacated his position on friday after receivinga copy of the office president op memorandum circular no 1 2022 that declared presidential appointees and other non permanent positions in government vacant before vice admiral left postE did not sign nor issue any document designating officers in charge to assume positions declared as vacant asa result of the said presidential issuanceUot it said noted that the opinion of one or more members alliance marina employees ame quot does not necessarily reflect position itself on issue lastly