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An Act Creating the Position of Assistant City Health Officer for the City of Baguio, Amending for the Purpose Sections Twenty-Five Hundred Forty-Five-A and Twenty-Five Hundred Fifty-Six of the Administrative Code, as Amended

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1961

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June 17, 1961

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This Act establishes the position of Assistant City Health Officer in Baguio City and amends specific sections of the Administrative Code regarding the salaries and duties of city health officials. It aims to enhance the management of public health and sanitation in the city.
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REPUBLIC ACT No. 3070

An Act Creating the Position of Assistant City Health Officer for the City of Baguio, Amending for the Purpose Sections Twenty-Five Hundred Forty-Five-A and Twenty-Five Hundred Fifty-Six of the Administrative Code, as Amended

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

Section 1. Sections twenty-five hundred forty-five-A and twenty-five hundred fifty-six of the Administrative Code, as amended, are further amended to read as follows:

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

Approved: June 17, 1961.


"Sec. 2545-A. Salaries of city officials. -The officials of the City shall receive the following salaries, payable from the funds of the City:

"Sec. 2556. The city health officer. -There shall be a city health officer who shall have charge of the health department. There shall be an assistant city health officer who shall help him in the performance of his duties. The city health officer shall have the following general powers and duties:

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