Which statement is not included in the Statement of Policy as included in the Chemical Engineering Law of 2004?

Which statement is not included in the Statement of Policy as included in the Chemical Engineering Law of 2004?

• A. To ensure that educational institutions, industrial plants, and companies involved in the chemical engineering profession are not committing any violation according to the new Chemical Engineering Law
• B. To reserve the practice of the chemical engineering profession to Filipino Citizens
• C. To supervise and regulate the practice of the Chemical Engineering
• D. None of the Above

Answer: (C)

The Statement of Policy is meant to express broad aims guiding how the law is implemented. It typically covers ensuring compliance by educational institutions, industrial players, and practitioners with the new rules, and it often includes preserving the practice for Filipino citizens. The act of “supervising and regulating the practice” is an enforcement function—the role of the regulatory body to oversee compliance and administer the rules. That operational duty belongs to the regulatory framework, not to the policy statement itself. So the statement about supervising and regulating the practice is not included in the Policy, which is why it’s the correct choice.

The Statement of Policy is meant to express broad aims guiding how the law is implemented. It typically covers ensuring compliance by educational institutions, industrial players, and practitioners with the new rules, and it often includes preserving the practice for Filipino citizens. The act of “supervising and regulating the practice” is an enforcement function—the role of the regulatory body to oversee compliance and administer the rules. That operational duty belongs to the regulatory framework, not to the policy statement itself. So the statement about supervising and regulating the practice is not included in the Policy, which is why it’s the correct choice.