Opening Tagbilaran Port as Cebu Subport

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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 435: Opening Tagbilaran Port as Cebu Subport

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Title Supreme Court: Opening Tagbilaran Port as Cebu Subport

Law: Executive Order No. 435

Decision Date: Jul 6, 1961

Carlos P. Garcia establishes the Port of Tagbilaran in Bohol as a subport of entry within the Cebu collection district, enhancing trade and accessibility in the region.

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Legal Authority and Basis

The creation of the subport is pursuant to Section 702 of Republic Act No. 1937.
The establishment follows a recommendation from the Secretary of Finance, indicating executive and administrative endorsement.

Administrative and Operational Implications

Being designated a subport of entry means the Port of Tagbilaran can process imports and customs-related activities locally.
It functions under the overarching customs collection district of the Port of Cebu, implying coordination and administrative linkage.

Formalization and Effectivity

The Executive Order is formally signed and dated July 6, 1961, in Manila.
This act reflects the policy decision of the President of the Philippines and is formally promulgated through the Executive Secretary.

Importance and Context

The opening of the Port of Tagbilaran as a subport facilitates trade and customs processing in Bohol region.
It aims to improve logistics, reduce congestion at the main port, and enhance regional economic activity.

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