Boundaries of the Municipality
- The municipality's boundaries are clearly defined by natural landmarks and man-made points:
- Starting from Kinamalig Creek at the intersection with Paco (Km. 118) - Inac Road.
- Westerly along Kinamalig Creek to the original boundary of Matalam and Kidapawan.
- Northward along this boundary to intersections of rivers Kabacan and Magpet.
- Following the old boundary through Arakan and Pulangi Rivers to the Pulangi and Mulita Rivers intersection.
- Following Mulita River upstream to Bukidnon-Cotabato boundary.
- Eastward along Cotabato-Bukidnon boundary up to Mt. Tianlad peak.
- Southward following the original boundary of Magpet and Kidapawan to where Paco-Inac Road and Marbel River intersect.
- Southerly along the road back to Kinamalig Creek where the description began.
Election and Qualification of Local Officials
- The first set of municipal officials—mayor, vice-mayor, and councilors—shall be elected in the next general local elections scheduled in 1967.
- These elected officials must meet the qualifications prescribed under Philippine laws governing local officials.
Effectivity of the Act
- The law takes effect immediately upon its approval, formalizing the establishment of the Municipality of President Roxas.