(2) An IP representative from each of the first level employees association of the ONCC or OSCC in the region, as the case maybe; (3) An IP representative from each of the second level employees association of the ONCC or OSCC in the region; (4) Representatives of accredited non-government organizations (NGOs) with regional constituencies, and with at least five years in community work among the IPs. The exact number of NGO representatives shall be determined by the NCIP, but in no case shall it exceed two (2). They shall be informed of their appointments five (5) days before the initial meeting of the Committee; and (5) Representatives of accredited indigenous peoples’ organizations (IPOs) based in the region. The exact number of IPO representatives shall be determined by the NCIP but in no case shall it exceed two (2). They shall be informed of their appointments five (5) days before the initial meeting of the Committee Section 3. NGO Accreditation to the Placement Committee. To qualify for appointment to the Placement Committee, the non-government organizations must submit their accreditation papers to the Chairperson of the NCIP, not later than seven days after the effectivity of these Rules and Regulations. The documents shall consist of the following: a) Certificate of Registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission; b) Organizational Profile and Record of Accomplishments related to community work among three regional IPOs, or one IPO with a national constituency, five years prior to the enactment of the IPRA; in the case of accreditation for regional level Placement Committee accreditation, Organizational Profile and Record of Accomplishments related to community work among three (3) community IPOs; c) Record of Advocacy for IP rights, particularly their constructive roles in the passage of the IPRA; and d) Letter of Intent of the NGO to participate in the performance of the various tasks and functions of the Placement Committee and the formal nomination of its representative and alternate, to sit as member of the Placement Committee. The nomination shall be accompanied by the representative’s bio-data. Section 4. IPO Accreditation to the Placement Committee. To qualify for appointment to the Placement Committee, the indigenous peoples’ organizations must submit their accreditation papers to the Chairperson of the NCIP, not later than seven days after the effectivity of these Rules and Regulations, consisting of the following: a) Organizational Profile and Record of Accomplishments in community organizing and social development related to the protection and recognition of ancestral domains/lands, five years prior to the IPRA; b) Favorable endorsement from at least three different communities in an ethnographic region or where the IPO is based, or operating; in the case of accreditation for regional level Placement Committee, favorable endorsement from two IP communities of the region. c) Report on their role in support of the enactment of IPRA; and d) Letter of Intent of the IPO to participate in the performance of the various tasks and functions of the Placement Committee, and the nominations of the IPO representative and alternate. Section 5. Operational Guidelines of the Placement Committee. Within three (3) days from receipt of the resolution of the Placement Committee, the NCIP Chairperson shall issue an Page 55