Law Summary
Overview
This legal document is a proclamation issued by the Executive Secretary of the Philippines, declaring a specific day as a special (non-working) day in the City of Pagadian. It relates to a local celebration and is issued under the authority of the President of the Philippines.
Declaration of Special Day
- Legal Principle: The proclamation establishes June 22, 2011, as a special non-working day in Pagadian to commemorate the 42nd Charter Day anniversary of the city.
- Key Definitions:
- Special (Non-Working) Day: A day recognized by law where employees are not required to report for work, and no deductions from their pay will occur.
- Charter Day: An anniversary marking the establishment or granting of a charter to the city, significant for local governance and identity.
Purpose of the Declaration
- Explanation: The proclamation aims to allow the residents of Pagadian to fully engage in celebrations and ceremonies associated with the Charter Day anniversary.
- Important Requirements:
- The citizens of Pagadian are encouraged to participate in appropriate ceremonies and celebrations.
Authorizing Parties
- Authority:
- Signed by PAQUITO N. OCHOA JR., Executive Secretary, under the authority of President BENIGNO S. AQUINO III.
- Official Seal: The proclamation includes the affixing of the seal of the Republic of the Philippines, signifying its authenticity and formal approval.
Effective Date
- Timeframe: The declaration is effective on June 22, 2011, and will last for that entire day.
Consequences
- Penalties/Liabilities: The proclamation does not specify any penalties or liabilities for non-compliance, as it serves primarily to facilitate a holiday for celebration rather than impose restrictions or penalties.
Key Takeaways
- The Proclamation No. 186 officially recognizes June 22, 2011, as a special non-working day in Pagadian to honor its 42nd Charter Day.
- It promotes local participation in celebrations, allowing citizens to commemorate this significant occasion without the obligation of work.
- The document underscores the role of the Executive Secretary and the President in declaring such holidays, reflecting the administrative procedures involved in local governance.