Effectivity of the Act
- The law takes effect immediately upon its publication in two newspapers of general circulation.
- No other conditions or delays are indicated for the enforcement of the holiday.
Legislative and Executive Approval
- The Act originated in the House of Representatives and passed both chambers of Congress on specified dates (House: February 6, 2001; Senate: June 8, 2000).
- It was approved and signed into law by the President of the Philippines on April 8, 2001.
Legal and Administrative Details
- The Act is officially recorded in the legislative journals and relevant official government publications.
- The roles of the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House, the Secretary of the Senate, and the Secretary General of the House are acknowledged in the enactment process.
Scope and Limitations
- The special working holiday is applicable solely to the Municipality of Imus in the province of Cavite.
- It does not extend or apply to any other geographical area or to national observance outside Imus.
Commemorative Purpose
- The observance serves to honor and remember the historical significance of the Labanan sa Imus.
- It aims to foster civic pride and awareness of local history within the community of Imus.