Question & AnswerQ&A (Republic Act No. 7884)
Republic Act No. 2 is titled 'An Act Appropriating Fifty Thousand Pesos to Defray the Expenses of a State Funeral for Manuel L. Quezon and for the Erection of a Mausoleum to Contain His Remains.'
The state funeral was for Manuel L. Quezon, the late President of the Philippines.
The law appropriated the sum of fifty thousand pesos to defray the expenses of the state funeral and erection of a mausoleum.
The funds are intended to defray the expenses of a state funeral for Manuel L. Quezon and to erect a temporary mausoleum to contain his remains.
The funds are to be appropriated out of any funds in the Philippine Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
It specified the erection of a temporary mausoleum for the remains of Manuel L. Quezon.
The law took effect upon its approval, which was on July 19, 1946.
No, Republic Act No. 2 does not specify any penalties or sanctions for non-compliance.
It mentions that Manuel L. Quezon died in the United States during the war and arrangements were made to transfer his remains to the Philippines.
The Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled enacted the law.