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RA 4776 Section 25

RA 4776 Section 25

Section 25

SEC. 25. The same Act is amended by inserting between Sections twenty-nine and thirty thereof a new section to be known as Section twenty-nine-A to read as follows: "SEC. 29-A. The Assistant City Treasurer; Other Key Personnel.—There shall be an assistant city treasurer who shall act as city treasurer in the absence or incapacity of the city treasurer, and shall perform such duties as may be imposed upon him by the city treasurer or prescribed by law, ordinance, and regulations of the Department of Finance. He shall be appointed by the Mayor upon the recommendation of the city treasurer and subject to the approval of the proper Department Head and the attestation of the Commissioner of Civil Service. The assistant city treasurer shall receive a salary of nine thousand pesos per annum. "Besides the assistant city treasurer who heads the ad­ministrative division of the city treasurer's office, there shall be the following subordinate key personnel who shall be appointed by the Mayor upon recommendation of the city treasurer in accordance with the Civil Service Law and rules, and whose salaries shall be fixed for key personnel in the various offices of the local governments by administrative or executive order of the President and which administrative or executive order shall have the force of law in considering the salaries of the position therein enumerated, to wit: administrative deputy; senior deputy; junior deputy; market administrator as chief of the markets and slaughterhouse division; chiefs and as­sistant chiefs of the cash, accounting, city license and fees, property, land tax, and correspondence and records division; chiefs and assistant chiefs of sections under the various division."

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CitationRA 4776 Section 25 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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