PROCLAMATION NO. 47

: The President of the Philippines has the authority to declare a special (non-working) day by issuing a proclamation, which is executed by the Executive Secretary.
: Declaring a special (non-working) day means that work is suspended for the day, allowing people to participate in celebrations and ceremonies related to the occasion.
: Victor D. Rodriguez, the Executive Secretary, signed the proclamation by the authority of President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
: General Miguel Malvar, a recognized leader of the Philippine Revolution and the Philippine-American War, is being commemorated.
: The observance is subject to public health measures imposed by the national government.
: The special non-working day applies specifically to the Municipality of Malvar, Province of Batangas, which is likely related to General Miguel Malvar's connection to that locale.
: The President issues a proclamation which is signed by the Executive Secretary, officially declaring the day as a special non-working day.
: A special (non-working) day is a holiday during which work is generally suspended, but unlike regular holidays, no premium pay is typically required unless the employee actually works.
: It provides legal recognition and official observance for significant historical figures and their contributions, allowing communities to honor their heritage.