Philippine Institute of Traditional and Alternative Health Care

Committee on Anti‑Red Tape

Bawal ang red tape sa PITAHC. The CART keeps our services fast, transparent, and courteous — and it answers to you. Here are the people behind it and how to reach them.

  • R.A. No. 11032 · Ease of Doing Business Act
  • ARTA MC No. 2020‑07, as amended by MC No. 2023‑08

What the committee does

Every agency covered by R.A. No. 11032 is required to maintain a CART. At PITAHC, it is responsible for four things:

Citizen’s Charter

Keeps PITAHC’s services, requirements, fees, and processing times published, reviewed, and updated every year.

Client Satisfaction Measurement

Runs the harmonized CSM survey after transactions and submits the results to ARTA every year.

Complaints & public assistance

Receives and acts on reports of red tape, fixing, discourtesy, and violations of the Citizen’s Charter.

Processing‑time compliance

Monitors the 3‑7‑20 working‑day limits for simple, complex, and highly technical transactions, and the zero‑backlog rule.

CART member directory

Contact any member directly. Directory as submitted to the Anti‑Red Tape Authority.

Leadership & Secretariat

Members

Experienced red tape? Report it.

Long queues, fixers, cut‑off systems, noon‑break closures, or steps not in the Citizen’s Charter are prohibited under R.A. No. 11032. Reports may be filed with PITAHC or directly with ARTA.

Bago ka umalis — please answer the Client Satisfaction Measurement (CSM) form after your transaction. Your feedback is reported to ARTA and shapes better service for everyone.