Republic Act No. 3323

Legal Principle: The act formally converts the existing Cauayan High School located in the Province of Isabela into a rural high school.
Key Definitions:
- Cauayan Rural High School: The new designation for the Cauayan High School following its conversion.
Important Requirements/Procedures:
- The conversion is enacted through a legislative process involving both the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines.
Timeframes/Deadlines:
- The act takes effect immediately upon its approval, which occurred on June 18, 1961.
Penalties/Liabilities:
- No specific penalties or liabilities are mentioned in this section.

Legal Principle: The act authorizes the appropriation of funds necessary for the operation and maintenance of the newly established Cauayan Rural High School.
Key Definitions:
- Seventy-five thousand pesos: The specified amount allocated for the school’s operation for the school year 1962.
Important Requirements/Procedures:
- Funds are to be drawn from the National Treasury, specifically from amounts not otherwise appropriated.
- Subsequent annual appropriations for the school will be included in the General Appropriation Acts.
Timeframes/Deadlines:
- The initial appropriation is for the school year 1962.
Penalties/Liabilities:
- No specific penalties or liabilities are mentioned in this section.

Legal Principle: The act's effectivity is contingent upon its approval.
Key Definitions:
- Approval: The formal acceptance of the act by the legislative body, which occurred on June 18, 1961.
Important Requirements/Procedures:
- The act is enacted without the requirement for Executive approval, indicating it can take effect solely based on legislative action.
Timeframes/Deadlines:
- The act is effective as of the date of approval.
Penalties/Liabilities:
- No specific penalties or liabilities are mentioned in this section.

Republic Act No. 3323 officially renames and converts Cauayan High School to Cauayan Rural High School.
An appropriation of seventy-five thousand pesos is authorized for the school’s operation for the year 1962, with future funding to be included in the General Appropriation Acts.
The act came into effect immediately upon approval on June 18, 1961, without needing Executive approval.