Declaring Arayat National Park a Tourist Spot

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Republic Act No. 7690: Declaring Arayat National Park a Tourist Spot

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Title Supreme Court: Declaring Arayat National Park a Tourist Spot

Law: Republic Act No. 7690

Decision Date: Mar 7, 1994

Republic Act No. 7690 declares Arayat National Park in Pampanga as a tourist spot, with the Department of Tourism tasked to develop and enhance the park through the construction of facilities and infrastructure.

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Development Planning Responsibilities of the Department of Tourism

The Department of Tourism is mandated to coordinate with other relevant government agencies.
Within one year from the enactment of this law, a comprehensive development plan must be prepared.
The development plan should include the construction, installation, and maintenance of facilities and infrastructure.
These facilities and infrastructure must be appropriate to enhance tourism in Arayat National Park.

Implementation of the Development Plan

The Department of Tourism must take immediate action to implement the prepared development plan.
The development plan shall be integrated into the Department of Tourism's overall tourism development program for the following calendar year.

Rulemaking Authority of the Department of Tourism

The Department of Tourism is authorized to issue necessary rules and regulations.
These rules and regulations are intended to ensure the proper execution and enforcement of the Act.

Effectivity of the Law

The law takes effect immediately upon its approval by the President of the Philippines.
The date of approval is March 7, 1994, marking the commencement of the Act's provisions.

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