Appropriations for Rizal Centennial Commission

The Commission is tasked to construct a National Cultural Shrine dedicated to Jose Rizal, comprising a national theater, museum, and library, ideally on a single site.
Existing laws and projects related to these cultural institutions are amended to place them under the Shrine’s jurisdiction and the Commission’s oversight.
This provision does not preclude the construction of other Rizal memorials.
The Commission is authorized to organize national fund campaigns to raise private funds, allowing public participation in financing the shrine and other memorials.

Publications, stamps, medals, and similar items issued by the Commission shall be sold on a non-profit basis.
Proceeds from these sales are immediately available to the Commission to support its activities until its work concludes.

The Commission membership includes key government officials, cultural and educational leaders, and five renowned Rizalists.
Members include:
- Secretary of Education (Chairman)
- Secretary of Finance (Co-Vice Chairman)
- Supreme Commander of the Order of the Knights of Rizal (Co-Vice Chairman)
- Chairpersons of Education Committees of Senate and House
- President of the University of the Philippines
- Chairman of UNESCO National Commission
- Director of Public Libraries and Chairman of Philippine Historical Committee
- Directors of Public and Private Schools
- Five notable Rizalists from cultural, education, and civic groups
The Commission must present an annual activity and accomplishment report to Congress fifteen days prior to the regular session.

Appropriated funds are placed at the disposal of the Jose Rizal National Centennial Commission established by Executive Order No. 52 dated August 10, 1954.
Any unexpended funds after the Commission completes its work and dissolves shall revert to the National Treasury.