Policy and purpose: “Tolosa Day”
- Section 1 establishes that May 8 corresponds to the annual town fiesta of Tolosa, Leyte.
- Section 1 states that the fiesta honors its most holy patron saint, St. Michael the Archangel.
- Section 1 names the holiday “Tolosa Day.”
Coverage: where and when it applies
- Section 1 provides that May 8 of every year is a special nonworking public holiday.
- Section 1 limits the holiday to the Municipality of Tolosa, Province of Leyte.
- Section 2 repeats that the annual observance occurs on May eight of every year.
Holiday designation and nonworking status
- Section 1 declares May 8 as a special nonworking public holiday.
- Section 1 specifies the holiday’s designation: “Tolosa Day.”
- Section 1 ties the holiday designation to the annual town fiesta of Tolosa, Leyte.
Required local celebrations and participants
- Section 2 requires municipal officials of Tolosa, Leyte to lead appropriate and meaningful celebrations, activities, and programs on May eight of every year.
- Section 2 requires participation by regional heads of departments and other government offices and their employees holding office in Tolosa, Leyte.
- Section 2 requires participation by civic, sports, religious and nongovernmental organizations.
- Section 2 requires participation by private companies doing business in Tolosa, Leyte.
Implementation through local observance leadership
- Section 2 places the lead role for observance on municipal officials of Tolosa, Leyte.
- Section 2 directs that the celebrations, activities, and programs must be appropriate and meaningful.
- Section 2 organizes observance through participation of government, civic/community groups, and private companies operating in Tolosa, Leyte.