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    Mandatory Positions

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    The document outlines the mandatory and optional positions in municipalities, cities, and provinces. For municipalities, there are 14 mandatory positions including the mayor, vice mayor, and treasurer. The mayor may additionally appoint 7 optional positions. Cities have 19 mandatory positions and the mayor can appoint 6 more optional positions. Provinces must have 18 mandatory positions and the governor can choose from 5 optional roles.

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    The document outlines the mandatory and optional positions in municipalities, cities, and provinces. For municipalities, there are 14 mandatory positions including the mayor, vice mayor, and treasurer. The mayor may additionally appoint 7 optional positions. Cities have 19 mandatory positions and the mayor can appoint 6 more optional positions. Provinces must have 18 mandatory positions and the governor can choose from 5 optional roles.

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    The document outlines the mandatory and optional positions in municipalities, cities, and provinces. For municipalities, there are 14 mandatory positions including the mayor, vice mayor, and treasurer. The mayor may additionally appoint 7 optional positions. Cities have 19 mandatory positions and the mayor can appoint 6 more optional positions. Provinces must have 18 mandatory positions and the governor can choose from 5 optional roles.

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    Mandatory Positions

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    Dey Melendez
    The document outlines the mandatory and optional positions in municipalities, cities, and provinces. For municipalities, there are 14 mandatory positions including the mayor, vice mayor, and treasurer. The mayor may additionally appoint 7 optional positions. Cities have 19 mandatory positions and the mayor can appoint 6 more optional positions. Provinces must have 18 mandatory positions and the governor can choose from 5 optional roles.

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    MUNICIPALITY

    MANDATORY POSITIONS OPTIONAL POSITIONS


    Municipal Mayor Municipal Administrator
    Municipal Vice-Mayor Municipal Legal Officer
    Sangguniang Bayan Members Municipal Agriculturist
    Secretary To The Sangguniang Bayan Municipal Environment And Natural Resources
    Officer
    Municipal Treasurer Municipal Social Welfare And Development
    Officer
    Municipal Assessor Municipal Architect
    Municipal Accountant Municipal Information Officer
    Municipal Budget Officer
    Municipal Planning And Development
    Coordinator
    Municipal Engineer/Building Official
    Municipal Health Officer
    Municipal Civil Registrar

    (a) There shall be in each municipality a, a municipal vice-mayor, Sangguniang Bayan members, a
    secretary to the Sangguniang Bayan, a municipal treasurer, a municipal assessor, a municipal
    accountant, a municipal budget officer, a municipal planning and development coordinator, a
    municipal engineer/building official, a municipal health officer and a municipal civil registrar.

    the mayor may appoint a municipal administrator, a municipal legal officer, a municipal agriculturist, a
    municipal environment and natural resources officer, a municipal social welfare and development
    officer, a municipal architect, and a municipal information officer.

    Unless otherwise provided herein, heads of departments and offices shall be appointed by the municipal
    mayor with the concurrence of the majority of all the Sangguniang Bayan members, subject to civil
    service law, rules and regulations. The Sangguniang Bayan shall act on the appointment within fifteen
    (15) days from the date of its submission; otherwise, the same shall be deemed confirmed.
    CITY

    MANDATORY POSITIONS OPTIONAL POSITIONS


    City Mayor City Architect
    Vice-Mayor City Environment and Natural Resources Officer
    Sangguniang Panlungsod Members City Information Officer
    Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod City Cooperatives Officer
    City Treasurer
    City Assessor
    City Accountant
    City Budget Officer
    City Planning And Development Coordinator
    City Engineer
    City Health Officer
    City Civil 202 Registrar
    City Administrator
    City Legal Officer
    City Veterinarian
    City Social Welfare and Development Officer
    City General Services Officer

    (a) There shall be in each city a mayor, a vice-mayor, Sangguniang Panlungsod members, a
    secretary to the Sangguniang Panlungsod, a city treasurer, a city assessor, a city accountant, a
    city budget officer, a city planning and development coordinator, a city engineer, a city health
    officer, a city civil 202 registrar, a city administrator, a city legal officer, a city veterinarian, a city
    social welfare and development officer, and a city general services officer.

    In addition thereto, the city mayor may appoint a city architect, a city information officer, a city
    agriculturist, a city population officer, a city environment and natural resources officer, and a city
    cooperatives officer.

    The appointment of a city population officer shall be optional in the city: Provided, however, That cities
    which have existing population offices shall continue to maintain such offices for a period of five (5)
    years from the date of the effectivity of this Code, after which said offices shall become optional.

    PROVINCE
    MANDATORY POSITIONS OPTIONAL POSITIONS
    Governor Provincial Population Officer
    Vice-Governor Provincial Natural Resources and Environment
    221 Officer
    Sangguniang Panlalawigan Members Provincial Cooperative officer
    Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan Provincial Architect
    Provincial Treasurer Provincial Information Office

    Provincial Assessor
    Provincial Accountant
    Provincial Budget Officer
    Provincial Planning and Development
    Coordinator
    Provincial Engineer
    Provincial Health Officer
    Provincial Agriculturist
    Provincial Administrator
    Provincial Legal Officer
    Provincial Veterinarian
    Provincial Social Welfare and Development
    Officer
    Provincial General Services Officer

    (a) There shall be in each province a governor, a vice-governor, members of the Sangguniang
    Panlalawigan, a Secretary to the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, a provincial treasurer, a provincial
    assessor, a provincial accountant, a provincial engineer, a provincial budget officer, a provincial
    planning and development coordinator, a provincial legal officer, a provincial administrator, a
    provincial health officer, a provincial social welfare and development officer, a provincial general
    services officer, a provincial agriculturist, and a provincial veterinarian.

    (b) In addition thereto, the governor may appoint a provincial population officer, a provincial
    natural resources and environment 221 officer, a provincial cooperative officer, a provincial
    architect, and a provincial information office

    The appointment of a provincial population officer shall be optional in the province: Provided,
    however, That provinces which have existing population offices shall continue to maintain such
    offices for a period of five (5) years from the date of the effectivity of this Code, after which said
    offices shall become optional.

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