Creation of Municipality of President Roxas

Section 1 separates the following barrios and sitios from the Municipality of Kidapawan, Province of Cotabato, and constitutes them into a distinct and independent municipality to be known as the Municipality of President Roxas: Butsi, Kabunuangan, Salat, Arakan (part), Kisupaan, Sarayan, Naje, Datu Selio, Basak, Roxas, Labo-o, Idauman, Camarahan, Tuael, Magsaysay, New Cebu, Del Carmen, Kamasi, Kisupa-an, Kiyab, Lohong, New Camiguin, and Lebpas.
Section 1 fixes the seat of government of the new municipality in the present Barrio Roxas.
Section 1 provides that the new municipality is under the same province as the municipality from which it was separated, Province of Cotabato.

Section 1 establishes the boundaries by a stated course of lines and natural features, beginning at the intersection of Kinamalig Creek and Paco (Km. 118) - Inac Road.
Section 1 directs that the boundary proceeds:
- In a westerly direction following Kinamalig creek to a point where it intersects the original boundary of Matalam and Kidapawan.
- Northward following the said boundary up to the point of intersection of Kabacan and Magpet Rivers.
- Following the old boundary of Matalam and Kidapawan, through Arakan, and Pulangi Rivers to the point of intersection of Pulangi and Mulita Rivers.
- Following Mulita River upstream to a point where this river intersects the Bukidnon-Cotabato boundary.
- In an easterly direction following the Cotabato-Bukidnon boundary up to the peak of Mt. Tianlad.
- Going southward following the original boundary of Magpet and Kidapawan to a point where the Paco-Inac road and Marbel River intersects.
- Following the road in a southerly direction up to the Kinamalig creek, the beginning point.

Section 2 provides that the first mayor, vice-mayor, and councilors of the new municipality shall be elected in the next general elections for local officials in 1967.
Section 2 requires that those officials have qualified.