Change of National Language Week dates

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PROCLAMATION NO. 186: Change of National Language Week dates

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Title Source: Supreme Court: Change of National Language Week dates

Law: Proclamation No. 186 (2)

Decision Date: Sep 23, 1955

Proclamation No. 1862 declares "Printing Industry Week" in the Philippines to raise awareness and promote the competitiveness of the printing industry, addressing challenges and exploring opportunities through the National Printers Convention.

Law Summary

Rationale for Amendment

The original dates fell outside the regular school year.
This scheduling limitation prevented educational institutions from fully participating in the observance.

New Dates for National Language Week

The celebration was officially moved to August 13 through August 19 each year.
This amendment allows schools and other institutions to actively engage in the observance during the academic calendar.

Legal Authority and Effectivity

The amendment was issued under the authority of the President of the Philippines, Ramon Magsaysay.
It was proclaimed on September 23, 1955.
The proclamation supersedes the previous directive set by Proclamation No. 12, 1954.

Formality and Authentication

The proclamation includes formal attestation by the President and the Assistant Executive Secretary.
It enjoins government agencies and the public to observe the amended schedule henceforth.

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