Declaration of Special and Non-Working Days 2007

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PROCLAMATION NO. 1211: Declaration of Special and Non-Working Days 2007

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Title Supreme Court: Declaration of Special and Non-Working Days 2007

Law: Proclamation No. 1211

Decision Date: Jan 10, 2007

Proclamation No. 1211 declares certain dates in 2007 as special (non-working) days and a working day in the Philippines, allowing people to observe important holidays and traditions without prejudicing public interest.

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Declaration of Working and Non-Working Days Concerning June 11 and 12, 2007

June 11, 2007 (Monday) is declared as a non-working holiday nationwide.
June 12, 2007 (Tuesday), Philippine Independence Day, is declared a working day.
Despite June 12 being a working day, all Independence Day activities and celebrations continue to be observed on that day.

Authority and Legal Basis

The proclamation is issued under the authority vested in the President of the Philippines by law.
It reflects the President's prerogative to declare holidays and special days in consideration of public interest and cultural or religious significance.

Purpose and Public Interest Considerations

The declaration aims to balance uninterrupted religious observance, cultural traditions, and practical work considerations.
Special non-working days afford citizens the opportunity to engage fully in national and religious events without work-related constraints.
Adjustments in holiday scheduling reflect considerations for economic and social factors, ensuring national celebrations occur with due respect and participation.

Formal Enactment

The proclamation was signed and sealed in Manila on January 10, 2007.
It carries the official signatures of the President and the Executive Secretary, giving it full legal effect.

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