Question & AnswerQ&A (Act No. 2917)
The main purpose of Act No. 2917 is to amend Act No. 2868 by authorizing persons charged with duties under that Act and its regulations to administer oaths in the performance of their duties.
Act No. 2917 inserts a new section between sections 7 and 8 of Act No. 2868, to be known as section 7(a).
They are authorized to administer oaths in the performance of duties imposed by Act No. 2868 or any regulations, orders, and decrees promulgated thereunder.
No, the Act specifically authorizes all persons charged with any duty under the original Act or its related regulations to administer oaths without additional limitations.
Act No. 2917 took effect upon its approval on March 23, 1920.
Authorizing persons to administer oaths legitimizes sworn statements or affidavits made in connection with the execution of their duties, ensuring the veracity and legal weight of such statements.
Yes, it is limited to duties imposed by Act No. 2868 and related regulations, orders, and decrees promulgated under that Act.
No, the Act amends the previous Act by adding authority; it does not revoke but rather expands the power to administer oaths.
It refers to all individuals who are assigned responsibilities under Act No. 2868 and its implementing rules, who are thereby authorized to perform acts including administering oaths related to their official functions.
No, Act No. 2917 does not provide specific penalties or sanctions related to unauthorized administration of oaths within its provisions.