Which law created the Commission on Higher Education?

The law that created the Commission on Higher Education is Republic Act 7722. This law was enacted in 1994 and established the Commission with the primary purpose of promoting relevant and quality higher education in the Philippines. The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) is responsible for the formulation and implementation of policies, plans, programs, and standards for higher education institutions across the country.

Republic Act 7722 also aims to ensure that educational programs in colleges and universities meet the ever-evolving needs of society and contribute to the development of a competent workforce. The establishment of CHED has been pivotal in overseeing the higher education sector, setting academic standards, and ensuring the overall improvement of education services.

The other laws mentioned serve different purposes and address various sectors of education and healthcare but are not related to the establishment of the Commission on Higher Education. For instance, RA 7719 pertains to blood donation and the promotion of voluntary blood donation, while RA 8504 focuses on the prevention and control of HIV/AIDS. RA 9288 is concerned with newborn screening and health care services for newborns. These distinctions highlight the specific mandate of RA 7722 in relation to higher education.