Law Summary
SECTION 1: Creation of Positions
- Legal Principle: This section establishes the creation of two labor inspector positions within the Province of Cagayan.
- Key Definitions:
- "Labor Inspector": A government official responsible for enforcing labor laws and regulations.
- Important Requirements:
- The positions are designated for the first and second representative districts of Cagayan.
- Each position carries a salary of three thousand six hundred pesos per annum.
- Relevant Timeframes/Deadlines: Not specified.
- Penalties/Liabilities: Not applicable in this section.
• Two labor inspector positions created.
• Each position is assigned to a specific representative district.
• Annual salary for each position set at ₱3,600.
SECTION 2: Eligibility Criteria
- Legal Principle: This section outlines the eligibility requirements for appointment as a labor inspector.
- Key Definitions:
- "Member of the Philippine Bar": An individual who has been admitted to practice law in the Philippines.
- Important Requirements:
- Only individuals who are members of the Philippine Bar are eligible for appointment as labor inspectors.
- Relevant Timeframes/Deadlines: Not specified.
- Penalties/Liabilities: Not applicable in this section.
• Appointment as labor inspector limited to members of the Philippine Bar.
SECTION 3: Appropriation of Funds
- Legal Principle: This section authorizes the appropriation of funds for the salaries of the newly created positions.
- Key Definitions:
- "Appropriation": The legal authorization to allocate funds for specific purposes.
- Important Requirements:
- A total of seventy-two hundred pesos is allocated from the National Treasury for the salaries.
- Future appropriations necessary for the same purpose will be included in subsequent annual General Appropriation Acts.
- Relevant Timeframes/Deadlines: Ongoing funding required in future years.
- Penalties/Liabilities: Not applicable in this section.
• ₱7,200 authorized for the salaries of the two positions.
• Future funding to be included in annual General Appropriation Acts.
SECTION 4: Effectivity Clause
- Legal Principle: This section states the effective date of the Act.
- Key Definitions:
- "Effectivity": The date when the law becomes enforceable.
- Important Requirements:
- The Act takes effect upon its approval.
- Relevant Timeframes/Deadlines: The Act was approved on June 22, 1963.
- Penalties/Liabilities: Not applicable in this section.
• The Act becomes effective upon approval on June 22, 1963.
Key Takeaways
- Republic Act No. 3636 establishes two labor inspector positions in Cagayan, each with a specified salary.
- Eligibility for these positions is restricted to members of the Philippine Bar.
- Funding for these positions is appropriated from the National Treasury, with provisions for future appropriations.
- The Act is effective immediately upon its approval date of June 22, 1963.