Question & AnswerQ&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 186)
The date was changed because the original period from March 29 to April 4 was outside of the school year, which prevented schools from participating in the celebration.
President Magsaysay exercised powers vested in him by law to amend the proclamation.
National Language Week is a period designated to promote and celebrate the Philippines' national language.
The new date range for National Language Week is from August 13 to 19 of every year.
It was signed in the City of Manila on September 23, 1955.
Mariano Yengko, Jr., the Assistant Executive Secretary, assisted in the issuance.
The proclamation does not specify any penalties for non-compliance; it mainly amends the dates for the celebration.