still be registered with the RODs but with the titled lands excluded/ segregated. 5. To make the JAO more responsive; the following items should be added: a. In addition to areas already listed, the jurisdiction of NCIP shall include all existing DENR-issued CADCs and CALCs. b. Requirement for a counter Certificate of Non-Overlap or CNO issued by NCIP before registration of DENR/DAR/LRA-issued titles in areas of contested jurisdiction –overlaps with ancestral domain/lands. c. Prohibition for the DENR-CENRO to issue “Survey Approval” to DAR or DENR surveyors or contracted surveyors in areas overlapping with ancestral domain without approval of the NCIP. 6. The following provisions must be removed to improve the JAO: a. Exclusion/Segregation of Approved Survey Plans from ancestral domains under the false declaration that DAR reservations are “for the common and public welfare and services” and therefore must be excluded/segregated from ancestral domain/lands. a. Stamping of CADTs/CALTs with IPRA Sec. 56 clause, which only undermines the CADT and serves no purpose. n References: Barientos, A. (2017). Overlapping Land Claims in Northern Mindanao: A Policy Dialogue. Demiren Hotel, Cagayan de Oro City. [Proceedings prepared for ANGOC and the Joint Action for Land Rights Project]. Philippine Statistics Office: 2015 Statistical Handbook Department of Environment and Natural Resorces Region X Official Data Philippine Statistics Authority/Mindanao Data 26 The Joint Administrative Order No. 01 series of 2012: A Policy Review