Territory and Jurisdictional Changes
- Lumba-Bayabao remains a municipality but with reduced territorial scope.
- Specific barrios (e.g., Borua, Alog, Pindolonan, and others listed) are segregated.
- These segregated barrios form the new municipality of Maguing.
- Both municipalities remain within the province of Lanao del Sur.
Seat of Government
- The seat of government for Maguing is designated at barrio Dilausan.
Transition and Continuity of Government Officials
- Existing elective officials of Lumba-Bayabao continue to govern Maguing until new appointments.
- New officials are appointed by the President and serve until elected successors qualify.
- Appointments for other necessary municipal officials are governed by existing laws.
Financial Viability Certification
- Formal organization of Maguing depends on certification by the Secretary of Finance.
- Certification assesses financial capability to meet statutory obligations and provide essential services.
- Also assesses whether the remaining Lumba-Bayabao can remain financially viable and functional.
Transfer of Funds, Obligations, and Property
- Upon Decree's effectivity, Maguing receives its appropriate share of obligations, funds, deposits, and property.
- Transfers are executed by the President based on Commission on Audit recommendations.
Ownership and Jurisdiction of Properties and Obligations
- Properties, powers, rights, and obligations are vested in the municipality where they are territorially located.
- Ensures clarity in administrative and legal responsibilities between the two municipalities.
Repealing Clause
- Any inconsistent laws, decrees, orders, or regulations are repealed, amended, or modified accordingly.
Effectivity
- The Decree takes immediate effect upon issuance.