Recognition of Emilio Aguinaldo's Contributions
- Emilio Aguinaldo is recognized as the President of the first Philippine Republic.
- His death on February 6, 1964, is acknowledged.
- The law highlights his dedication and service to the Philippine country.
- It expresses the nation's desire to honor his memory suitably.
Objective of the State Funeral and Mausoleum
- To ensure Aguinaldo’s remains are respectfully interred.
- To perpetuate his memory for future generations.
- To embody the Filipino people's love and respect for their national hero.
Legal Effectivity
- The law takes effect immediately upon approval.
- It was approved on June 18, 1964.
Scope and Application
- The appropriated funds are exclusively for the state funeral and mausoleum expenses.
- The law authorizes the use of available national funds not previously appropriated for this purpose.
- It mandates proper utilization to commemorate a significant historical figure.
Key Legal Concepts
- Appropriation: Allocation of government funds for specific purposes.
- State Funeral: An official public funeral ceremony recognizing a person of national importance.
- Mausoleum: A monumental structure for the housing of remains, signifying honor and remembrance.