Law Summary
Overview
Proclamation No. 1251, issued on November 15, 2021, by Executive Secretary Salvador C. Medialdea under the authority of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, declares November 25, 2021, as a special (non-working) day in the Municipality of Maragusan, Province of Davao de Oro, in observance of its Founding Anniversary.
Purpose of the Proclamation
- Legal Principle: This proclamation serves to officially recognize and facilitate the celebration of a significant local event, thereby granting residents a day off from work.
- Key Definitions:
- Special (Non-Working) Day: A day designated for public observance, during which employees are not required to work, allowing participation in community events.
Celebration Context
- Significance: The day is marked for the Founding Anniversary of Maragusan, which highlights the cultural and historical importance of the event for the local community.
- Requirements for Celebration:
- The celebration must comply with existing community quarantine guidelines, social distancing protocols, and other public health measures due to ongoing health concerns.
Implementation Authority
- Authority: The proclamation is executed by Salvador C. Medialdea, who acts under the directive of the President of the Philippines.
Date of Effect
- Relevant Date: The proclamation is effective on November 25, 2021, specifically designated for that day only.
Documentation
- The proclamation is formalized with the signature of the Executive Secretary and the official seal of the Republic of the Philippines, signifying its legal standing.
Key Takeaways
- Special Day Declared: November 25, 2021, is a non-working day for Maragusan in celebration of its Founding Anniversary.
- Compliance with Health Protocols: Celebrations are subject to public health guidelines.
- Formal Authorization: Proclamation is authorized by the President and executed by the Executive Secretary, ensuring its legitimacy and enforceability.