RE:RE:FIPCHere is the Wikipedia definition of FPIC:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free,_prior_and_informed_consent
It is mentioned that t h e s t a t e has the duty to perform the FPIC procedure before any project they give FTAA begins, with a timelag prior to any start of a project, so that the indigenous people have the possibility to draw their decision properly in advance.
Because it's the duty of the government, a lack of FPIC is a breach of duty of the government. They are to blame for it, and not the company which got a FTAA. It's turning things upside down ex post facto, now to commit OGC providing the FPIC which always has been the duty of the government.
According to my point of view the government of the Philippines is liable for damages now if they refuse the FTAA renewal because of missing FPIC.