Special Non-Working Day in San Pablo City

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PROCLAMATION NO. 312: Special Non-Working Day in San Pablo City

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Title Supreme Court: Special Non-Working Day in San Pablo City

Law: Proclamation No. 312

Decision Date: Aug 11, 2023

Proclamation No. 312 declares January 13, 2012, as a special (non-working) day in the City of San Pablo to allow the people to celebrate their patron saint's feast day and the founding anniversary of their parish, coinciding with the Coconut Festival and Street Dancing Competition.

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Occasion and Significance

The date coincides with the feast day of San Pablo's patron saint, St. Paul the First Hermit.
It also marks the 416th founding anniversary of the San Pablo parish.
The 17th Coconut Festival and Street Dancing Competition (Mardi Gras) were scheduled on the same day.

Purpose and Rationale

The declaration aims to enable the people of San Pablo to fully celebrate and participate in the religious and cultural festivities.
The Office of the Mayor requested the special day to be observed on January 13 instead of January 15, which was a Sunday, to facilitate the community's participation.

Legal Authority and Formalities

The Executive Secretary, Paquito N. Ochoa Jr., issued the proclamation by authority of President Benigno S. Aquino III.
The proclamation was signed and sealed in Manila on January 12, 2012.
This official act carries the force of law within the jurisdiction of San Pablo City.

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