Section 2
SEC. 2. Sections seventy-five, seventy-six, ninety-four, ninety-five and one hundred of the same Code are amended to read as follows: "SEC. 75. Appointment of election inspectors and poll clerks.-Fifty days immediately prior to the date of a regular election, the Commission on Elections shall, directly or through its duly authorized provincial representatives, appoint a board of election inspectors for each election precinct, to, be composed of a chairman and two inspectors and a poll clerk, who shall hold office until their successors are appointed for the next regular election, unless they are sooner relieved. The chairman and his substitute shall be appointed by the Commission on Elections. Whenever in this Code mention is made of the board of inspectors or of members of the board of inspectors it shall be understood to include the poll clerk." "SEC. 76. Representation of parties in the board of inspectors.-The appointment of one inspector and his substitute shall be proposed by the party presenting candidates for election which polled the largest number of votes in the next preceding presidential election and the other inspector and his substitute shall be proposed by the party also presenting candidates for election which polled the next largest number of votes in the Philippines. The Commission on Elections shall appoint the poll clerks in each election precinct, who shall be public school teachers. The party affiliation of the candidates voted for shall be determined from their certificates of candidacy. The national directorates of political parties shall choose their respective representatives in each legislative district, who shall submit in writing, at least ten days before the date fixed for the appointment of the board of election inspectors, the names and addresses of the persons whom they propose to be appointed as election inspectors. If said representatives shall fail to propose the names of persons to be appointed as election inspectors, or if no political party is entitled to propose the appointment of either inspectors, the Commission shall, at its discretion, choose said inspectors and their substitutes." "SEC. 94. Pay for inspectors and poll clerks.-Every inspector and poll clerk shall be entitled to a per diem of five pesos for every day of actual service in the meetings of the board, and for the day of the election they shall receive ten pesos." "SEC. 95. Permanent list of voters every twelve years.- There shall be in each municipality or municipal district a permanent list of voters which shall be completely renewed every twelve years. A new list of voters shall be prepared for the elections which will be held in nineteen hundred and fifty-one and said list with such additions, cancellations, and corrections as may be proper shall constitute the permanent list of voters until its renewal in nineteen hundred and sixty-three." "SEC. 100. Preparation of the permanent list of voters.- For the preparation of the permanent list of voters in nineteen hundred and fifty-one and every twelve years thereafter, the board of inspectors of each election precinct shall hold six meetings in the place designated as polling place on the seventh Friday, seventh Saturday, sixth Friday, sixth Saturday, fifth Friday, and fifth Saturday next preceding the date of the regular election to be held. At these meetings' the board shall prepare as provided in this Code eight copies of the list of voters of the precinct wherein it shall register the additional electors applying for registration."