Law Summary
Scope and Recognition
- The Act specifically highlights the significance of San Jose's egg production.
- The recognition serves to promote and possibly enhance support for the local egg industry.
Repeal and Modification of Conflicting Laws
- Any existing law, presidential decree, executive order, or other issuances that conflict with this Act are repealed or modified accordingly.
- This ensures legal consistency and the primacy of this Act in matters concerning the designation of San Jose as the Egg Basket.
Effectivity and Implementation
- The Act takes effect fifteen (15) days after its publication in the Official Gazette or a newspaper of general circulation.
- This provision ensures timely dissemination and legal enforcement of the Act.
Legislative Process and Enactment
- The Act was passed by the Senate as Senate Bill No. 2044 and adopted by the House of Representatives as an amendment to House Bill No. 7660.
- The law lapsed into effect without the President's signature, in accordance with the Philippine Constitution, Article VI, Section 27(1).
Legal and Administrative Implications
- The declaration formally recognizes the central role of San Jose's egg industry, which may impact local economic policies and development programs.
- It may provide a basis for future government support, promotional activities, and industry development initiatives.