The non-registration of the MILALITTRA CADT is seen by the Talaandigs as a major problem and cause for concern in their efforts to secure full land security over their ancestral domain. Because of this, adverse claimants have repeatedly questioned the credibility of the CADT and the Talaandigs see the recent issuance of CLOAs as a clear manifestation of the nonrecognition of the CADT by other government agencies. As a result, internal tension has arisen within the ranks of the Talaandigs. Due to intense criticism from outsiders, some members have questioned the wisdom of the leadership in going for a CADT and the promise that it shall protect the integrity of the boundaries of the Talaandig Ancestral Domain. This situation has hampered the efforts of the Talaandigs in implementing plans to develop and protect their CADT as they have planned in their ADSDPP. The Talaandigs fear that the non-registration of their CADT will further open the floodgates for the entry of migrants and land-grabbers into their territory. n Critique on JAO 01-2012 State of the Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines Address (SIPA) The very slow registration and approval of CADTs in the country has caused a widespread outcry against the JAO among IP communities in the Philippines. This has been repeatedly articulated in the State of the Indigenous Peoples Address of the Philippines (SIPA). Since 2008, the SIPA is an annual national gathering of indigenous peoples to present to the Filipino people their true state and plight.  The SIPA is delivered in July of each year as a parallel declaration to the State of the Nation Address (SONA) of the President of the Philippines. It provides a venue to indigenous peoples in the Philippines to air their own perspective of their prevailing plight and condition. For the past three years, the effects of the implementation of JAO 01-2012 has been consistently identified as an issue that severely affects land rights of IPs. The main objections, grievance and demands of the IP communities as articulated in the SIPA are summarized as follows: ANGOC and PAFID 19