Acts No. 4075

: They must first secure a permit to do so from the Director of Public Welfare.
: In the absence of an authorized representative of the Director of Public Welfare, the justice of the peace may issue a temporary permit not exceeding one month or refuse its issuance.
: Yes, the applicant may appeal to the Director of Public Welfare upon refusal by the justice of the peace or the authorized representative to issue the permit.
: No, the Act does not prevent any person or entity from receiving or granting spontaneous alms or donations.
: They may be required to submit verified reports showing collections, expenditures, and the names and addresses of contributors and recipients of assistance.
: Yes, the reports are open for inspection by the general public.
: The Director or his authorized representative may investigate the books, papers, affairs, and activities related to the solicitation of contributions for public protection.
: Yes, organizations or institutions established for charitable or public welfare purposes authorized by executive proclamation are exempt.
: Violations may be punished by imprisonment for not more than six months or a fine not exceeding two hundred pesos, or both, at the court's discretion.
: The personal penalty shall be imposed upon the officers of the offending corporation, organization, or association.
: It took effect on its approval on October 27, 1933.