PROCLAMATION NO. 47

: Executive Order Numbered Forty, series of 1913, was revoked by Proclamation No. 47.
: The area situated in the barrio of Naga, municipality of Tiwi, Province of Albay, Island of Luzon, was converted into a national park known as the Tiwi Hot Spring National Park.
: The Tiwi Hot Spring National Park is placed under the control and administration of the Commission on Parks and Wildlife.
: The recommendation was made by the Secretary of Agriculture and Natural Resources, who was concurrently the Chairman of the Commission on Parks and Wildlife.
: July 10, 1954, is the date when the proclamation was signed by President Ramon Magsaysay, officially revoking Executive Order No. 40, series 1913, and declaring the national park.
: The purpose is to protect and preserve the natural hot spring area under the National Park system, promoting conservation under government administration.
: The Commission on Parks and Wildlife has the authority to control and administer the Tiwi Hot Spring National Park, including enforcing regulations and protecting the area.
: President Ramon Magsaysay affixed the seal of the Republic of the Philippines to the proclamation.