Recognition of Iglesia Ni Cristo - Tayuman as Historic Site

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MANILA CITY KIPASIYAHAN BLG. 431 Serye ng 2015: Recognition of Iglesia Ni Cristo - Tayuman as Historic Site

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Title Supreme Court: Recognition of Iglesia Ni Cristo - Tayuman as Historic Site

Law: Manila City Kipasiyahan Blg. 431 Serye Ng 2015

Decision Date: Oct 29, 2015

The Manila City Council urges the National Historical Commission to recognize the Iglesia Ni Cristo - Tayuman as a historical site in celebration of its centenary on November 6, 2015, highlighting its significant role in the city's history and development.

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Role of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines

The National Historical Commission of the Philippines (NHCP) is the government agency tasked with recognizing, naming, and marking historical sites in the Philippines.
Based on historical relevance, there is sufficient basis to consider the Tayuman local of Iglesia Ni Cristo as a historical site.

Mandate to Encourage Historical Recognition

The Manila City Council urges the NHCP to officially declare the Tayuman local as a historical site in Manila.
The declaration is timed with the centenary celebration of the local congregation on November 6, 2015.

Directives on Dissemination and Publication

Copies of the resolution are to be distributed to Iglesia Ni Cristo-central office, the Tayuman local, and the NHCP.
The resolution shall also be published in a newspaper with general circulation to inform the public.

Legislative Authentication and Effectivity

The resolution was authored and presented by various council members including Ernesto M. Dionisio, Jr. and Edward V.P. Maceda.
The resolution was approved during the Manila City Council's regular session on October 29, 2015.
The Secretary of the City Council, Luch R. Gempis, Jr., attested to the authenticity of the resolution.

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