Creation of Camiguin as Independent Province

Section 2 fixes the territory of the new Province of Camiguin as the present territory of the Subprovince of Camiguin.
Section 2 sets the capital of the Province of Camiguin as the Municipality of Mambajao.
Section 2 applies the Administrative Code and other laws governing regularly organized provinces to the new province’s government and operation, including provisions on elections, appointments, and remuneration of provincial officers.

Section 3 requires the elective provincial officials of the new Province of Camiguin to be elected at the general election for local officials in November, nineteen hundred sixty-seven.
Section 6 provides that the new province’s corporate existence commences upon the election and assumption of office of the officials identified in Section 3.

Section 4 establishes that the Province of Camiguin shall have a Representative in the House of Representatives.
Section 4 requires that the Representative for Camiguin be elected in the general election for such office in November, nineteen hundred sixty-nine.
Section 4 preserves continuity by providing that the present Representative of the Province of Misamis Oriental continues to represent the Province of Camiguin during his term of office as Representative.

Section 5 provides that all funds, obligations, and property of all kinds owned by and/or to be assigned to the Subprovince of Camiguin transfer to the newly established Province of Camiguin.
Section 5 makes the newly formed province the recipient of such property, funds, and obligations upon establishment.

Section 6 states that the new province commences corporate existence upon the election and assumption of office of the officials mentioned in Section 3.
Section 7 repeals all Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with Republic Act No. 4669.

Section 8 provides that Republic Act No. 4669 takes effect upon approval.
The law was enacted without Executive approval, June 18, 1966.