Ninoy Aquino Day holiday declaration

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Republic Act No. 9256: Ninoy Aquino Day holiday declaration

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Ninoy Aquino Day holiday declaration

Law: Republic Act No. 9256

Decision Date: Feb 25, 2004

August 21 is designated as Ninoy Aquino Day, a special nonworking holiday to honor the death anniversary of former Senator Benigno "Ninoy" S. Aquino, Jr., with ceremonies organized by the EDSA Commission.

Law Summary

Role and Responsibilities of the EDSA Commission

The EDSA Commission, created under Executive Order No. 82 (1999), is tasked with planning and implementing ceremonies related to Ninoy Aquino Day.
The Commission ensures appropriate observance and commemorative activities on this special holiday.

Funding and Financial Administration of the EDSA Commission

The operations of the EDSA Commission are funded through the Office of the President's budget and private donations.
All funds received and expenses incurred by the Commission are subject to established accounting rules and procedures to ensure transparency and accountability.

Repealing Clause and Legal Consistency

Any existing laws, presidential decrees, orders, issuances, rules, or regulations inconsistent with this Act are amended or modified accordingly.
This clause ensures the supremacy and consistency of the provisions of this Act over conflicting earlier enactments.

Separability Clause

Should any provision of the Act be declared unconstitutional or invalid, such invalidity does not affect other provisions of the Act.
The remaining provisions continue to be in full force and effect.

Effectivity of the Act

The Act takes effect fifteen (15) days after its publication in at least two newspapers of general circulation.
This provision ensures public awareness and proper dissemination of the law before it becomes operative.

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