Preservation of Historical Monuments and Landmarks
- All historical monuments and landmarks within the declared national shrine site are to be preserved.
- Reconstruction of these monuments and landmarks is permitted when necessary, with an emphasis on restoring them as closely as possible to their original form.
- These monuments and landmarks are formally designated as national historical monuments and landmarks.
Supervision and Regulation by the National Planning Commission
- The National Planning Commission is given authority to supervise and control the preservation and reconstruction activities within the national shrine.
- This Commission is empowered to issue rules and regulations to implement and enforce the provisions regarding the preservation and reconstruction efforts effectively.
Funding and Financial Oversight
- Funds required to carry out the preservation, reconstruction, and supervision activities are to be sourced from the annual appropriations allocated for public works.
- The National Planning Commission is responsible for disbursing these funds.
- The Auditor General prescribes the rules and regulations governing the disbursement and financial accountability of these funds.
Effectivity of the Act
- The Act becomes effective immediately upon its approval.
- Notably, this legislation was enacted without the Executive branch's approval, emphasizing legislative authority in its adoption.