Proclaiming Sept 2, 2005 Special Day in Albay

Proclaiming Sept 2, 2005 Special Day in Albay

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Title Supreme Court: Proclaiming Sept 2, 2005 Special Day in Albay

Law: Proclamation No. 830

Decision Date: Apr 20, 2005

Proclamation No. 830 designates September 2, 2005, as a special non-working day in Albay, Philippines, to commemorate the birth anniversary of General Simeon A. Ola, the last revolutionary general to surrender during the Philippine-American War.

historical significance

birth anniversary

Policy purpose and reason for the special day

The proclamation recognizes September 2, 2005 as the birth anniversary of the late General Simeon A. Ola, described as the last revolutionary general to surrender at the end of the Philippine-American War.
It declares it is fitting for the people of Albay to have full opportunity to celebrate with appropriate ceremonies.

Special non-working day in Albay

Friday, September 2, 2005 is declared a special (non-working) day for the Province of Albay.
The proclamation directs recognition of the day’s special status for local observance through appropriate celebrations.

Issuing officials and authority

The proclamation is signed by Eduardo R. Ermita, Executive Secretary, by authority of Her Excellency, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.
Joaquin C. Lagonera, Senior Deputy Executive Secretary, certifies by signature “By the Executive Secretary.”

Ceremonial and historical context

The proclamation ties the special observance to the historical significance of General Simeon A. Ola’s anniversary.
The proclaimed non-working day is intended to enable public participation in ceremonies in Albay on September 2, 2005.

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