Creation of New Municipalities
- The Municipal Districts of Daguma, Isulan, Maganuy, Reina Regente, Talayan, and the southern portion of Dulawan form the new Municipality of Dulawan.
- The Municipal District of Libuagan and the northern portion of Dulawan form the new Municipality of Midsayap.
Territorial Boundaries
- Detailed boundary descriptions for the southern and northern portions of Dulawan are provided, using natural landmarks such as rivers (Cotabato, Libuagan, Dansalan) and surveyed lines.
- Clear geographic demarcations define the scope of each new municipality.
Composition of the Municipality of Dulawan
- Dulawan consists of 104 barrios including Bual, Laguilayan, Kapaya, Buluan, Daguma, Talayan, Maganuy, Dulawan (central), and others.
- These barrios correspond to the areas previously under the specified municipal districts and southern Dulawan portion.
Composition of the Municipality of Midsayap
- Midsayap consists of 71 barrios including Baluguan, Baugani-Amayagar, Libuagan No. 1 and No. 2, Midsayap (central), Makasendeg, among others.
- These cover the areas of the former Libuagan Municipal District and northern Dulawan.
Administrative Seats
- The seat of government for Dulawan is located in the Barrio of Dulawan.
- The seat of government for Midsayap is established in the Barrio of Midsayap.
Effectivity
- The reorganization and creation of the municipalities will take effect on January 1, 1937.
Authority and Enforcement
- The Executive Order is signed by the President of the Philippines and the Secretary of the Interior.
- It carries the force of law as an executive reorganization of municipal districts into independent municipalities.