Special Non-Working Day in Bayawan, Negros Oriental

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PROCLAMATION NO. 146: Special Non-Working Day in Bayawan, Negros Oriental

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Title Supreme Court: Special Non-Working Day in Bayawan, Negros Oriental

Law: Proclamation No. 146

Decision Date: Feb 7, 2023

Proclamation No. 146 declares February 17, 2023, as a special non-working day in the City of Bayawan, allowing the people to fully participate in the Tawo-Tawo Festival.

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Purpose and Cultural Significance

The special day recognizes the importance of the Tawo-Tawo Festival, a local cultural celebration unique to Bayawan.
The declaration aims to provide residents the opportunity to participate fully and engage in the festival's ceremonies without work obligations.

Legal Authority and Issuance

The proclamation is issued by the Executive Secretary, Lucas P. Bersamin, under the authority granted by the President of the Philippines, Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
It is an exercise of the President's power to declare special non-working days to promote local customs and cultural observances.

Effectivity and Geographic Scope

The declaration takes effect on February 17, 2023, the day of the festival.
Its application is limited exclusively to the City of Bayawan within the Province of Negros Oriental, not extending to other localities.

Formalization and Authenticity

The proclamation is signed and duly sealed, affirming its official nature and authenticity.
It was issued and sealed in Manila on February 7, 2023, ensuring proper administrative procedure.

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