Occasion for the Declaration
- The special non-working day is in observance of the 110th Araw ng Tanza.
- The Araw ng Tanza is a local celebration marking the founding or significant event of the municipality.
Purpose of the Declaration
- To allow the residents of Tanza to fully participate in and enjoy the celebrations.
- Recognizes the cultural and historical significance of the event for the local community.
Authority for the Declaration
- The proclamation is issued by the Executive Secretary, Lucas P. Bersamin.
- The authority to declare the special day is derived from the President of the Philippines, Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
Formalities and Effectivity
- The proclamation is dated 16 February 2024 and signed in Manila.
- The official seal of the Republic of the Philippines is affixed, giving full legal effect.
Scope and Application
- The special (non-working) day applies only within the territorial jurisdiction of the Municipality of Tanza, Province of Cavite.
- Businesses and government offices in Tanza are expected to observe the non-working status.
Implications for Workers and Employers
- Typically, special non-working days involve specific labor rules concerning pay and work conditions, such as premium pay if work is performed on this day, though these are governed by existing labor laws outside the proclamation itself.
Absence of Penalties or Sanctions
- The proclamation does not specify penalties or sanctions related to non-compliance.
- Enforcement and implementation are subject to existing administrative and labor regulations.
Legal Significance
- The declaration serves as an official recognition of local heritage.
- It provides a legal basis for the observed day-off, distinguishing it from regular holidays or national special days.