Special non-working day in Pili, Camarines Sur

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PROCLAMATION NO. 197: Special non-working day in Pili, Camarines Sur

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Title Supreme Court: Special non-working day in Pili, Camarines Sur

Law: Proclamation No. 197

Decision Date: Mar 30, 2023

Proclamation No. 197 declares a special (non-working) day in the Municipality of Pili, Province of Camarines Sur, allowing the people to fully participate in the Cimmarones Festival and celebrate their cultural heritage without work-related obligations.

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Purpose and Occasion for the Declaration

The special day is declared in celebration of the Cimmarones Festival, a local cultural and traditional event.
The declaration aims to provide the residents of Pili the opportunity to fully participate in the festival’s activities and ceremonies.

Authority and Issuance

The declaration is issued under the authority of the President of the Philippines, Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.
The Executive Secretary, Lucas P. Bersamin, officially promulgated the proclamation by signing it and affixing the seal of the Republic of the Philippines.

Legal Effect and Implementation

As a special (non-working) day, the day is recognized as a public holiday for the locality mentioned, allowing workers in that area a non-working day with corresponding benefits as per existing labor laws regarding special days.
The declaration permits local government and institutions to hold appropriate commemorative activities without workday obligations.

Documentation and Formality

The proclamation is dated March 30, 2023, and was issued in the City of Manila.
The formal language and procedure underscore the official nature of the declaration and its compliance with governmental protocols.

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