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An Act Allowing Mayors, Municipal Treasurers, Municipal Secretaries and Members of the Police Force of Municipalities in the Specially-Organized Provinces the Same Scale or Rates of Compensation Provided for the Said Municipal Officers and Members of the Police Force of the Municipalities in the Regularly-Organized Provinces

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1948

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May 28, 1948

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This Act allows mayors, municipal treasurers, municipal secretaries, and members of the police force in specially-organized provinces to receive the same compensation rates as their counterparts in regularly-organized provinces. It aims to standardize the salary scale for these municipal officers across different types of provinces.
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REPUBLIC ACT No. 206

An Act Allowing Mayors, Municipal Treasurers, Municipal Secretaries and Members of the Police Force of Municipalities in the Specially-Organized Provinces the Same Scale or Rates of Compensation Provided for the Said Municipal Officers and Members of the Police Force of the Municipalities in the Regularly-Organized Provinces

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippine Congress Assembled:

Section 1. The provisions of Republic Acts Numbered One hundred three and One hundred sixty relative to the scale or schedule of salaries of mayors, municipal treasurers, municipal secretaries and members of the police force of municipalities in the regularly-organized provinces shall be applicable to the same municipal officers and members of the police force of municipalities in the specially-organized provinces.

Section 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

Approved: May 28, 1948.


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