c. assist the parties in the execution of a MOA in case an agreement/settlement is reached. In case no settlement is reached, the parties may agree in writing to segregate the contested area or enter into some other forms of arrangement in the meantime so as not to unduly delay the CADT/CALT processing without prejudice to future settlements or the full adjudication of the dispute before the proper body. d. in case of non-inclusion from the list of rights holders, said persons whose names were inadvertently omitted as members of the community/clan/family shall be included in the list upon request, and the updated list, duly authenticated by the council of leaders/elders or head of the family/or clan, shall be submitted by the applicant to the PDT/CDT. e. The council of leaders/elders/clan/family may exclude persons who are not entitled to be included in the list and shall thereafter submit the amended list to the PDT/CDT. Any aggrieved person/s may ask for reconsideration of the above recommendation. Should it be granted, the original list shall remain, otherwise, the matter shall be subject to conflict resolution facilitated by the PDT/CDT. If it still remains unresolved, the person/s concerned may have recourse to remedies allowed under existing rules. In no case shall the request for inclusion or exclusion affect the processing of the application. If after the exercise of diligent efforts, no settlement or agreement is arrived at, the processing of the application shall be suspended. B. CONVERSION OF CADC/CALC INTO CADT/CALT Section 37. Content of the Application/Petition. In addition to the requirements provided under Section 22 of this Rules, the application form for conversion (NCIP ADO Form No. PC-3 for CADC and NCIP ADO Form No. PC-4 for CALC) should include information on whether or not the area for conversion will involve inclusion of new areas or exclusion of certain portions of the CADC/CALC area. The particular areas for inclusion or exclusion and the corresponding justification shall be specified in the application/petition. Section 38. Reception and Recording of Application. Upon receipt of the application for conversion, the same shall be recorded in the CARB. Section 39. Initiating the Delineation Process. The concerned PO/CDO shall constitute the PDT/CDT in accordance with Section 4 of this Rule. The PDT/CDT shall conduct the initiatory activities as identified in Part I, Rule IV, Sections 5 to 9 of this Rules. Section 40. Field Validation. The PDT/CDT shall conduct on site validation to determine the correctness, sufficiency and regularity of the following: a. Census previously conducted, if any. b. Consent of the applicant/petitioner to the conversion of their CADCs/CALCs into CADTs/CALTs. c. Authority of the representative/s issued by the community/clan/family in the application/petition for conversion. d. Proofs and bases of the extent of the claim. Notice of the field validation shall be sent to the stakeholders in accordance with Section 28. Section 41. Completion of Requirements. The PDT/CDT shall cause the completion of lacking documents and proofs following the processes outlined under Part I, Rule IV, Sections 10 to 14 of this Rules. Section 42. Verification Survey and Original Survey. For survey plans approved by the DENR or LRA (formerly LRC), verification survey shall be conducted in accordance with Part II, Rule II, Section 3 of this Rules and for unapproved survey plans and indicative/sketch maps, Part II, Rule II, Section 2 shall apply. Section 43. Completion of Process. To complete the conversion process, for applications with verified survey plans, Sections Part I, Rule IV, Sections 20 to 33 of this Rules shall apply. For applications requiring changes of the approved survey, applications without survey and applications with un-approved survey plans, Part II, Rule II, Section 1 of this Rules shall apply. Page 15 of 26 Revised Omnibus Rules on Delineation and Recognition of Ancestral Domains and Lands of 2012

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