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[ Act No. 1925, May 20, 1909 ]
AN ACT TO AMEND ACT NUMBERED ELEVEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOUR, ENTITLED "AN ACT TO PROVIDE MEDICAL ATTENDANCE ON CIVIL OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES AT ISOLATED POINTS WHEN LIFE IS IN JEOPARDY," BY PROVIDING THAT THE TRAVELING EXPENSES OF THE ATTENDING PHYSICIAN OR NURSE SHALL IN EACH CASE BE PAID BY THE BUREAU OR OFFICE WITH WHICH THE PATIENT IS CONNECTED.
By authority of the United States, be it enacted by the Philippine Legislature, that:
SECTION 1. Section one of Act Numbered Eleven hundred and twenty-four is hereby amended to read as follows:
Enacted, May 20, 1909.
SECTION 1. Section one of Act Numbered Eleven hundred and twenty-four is hereby amended to read as follows:
"SECTION 1. In any case where an officer or employee of the Insular Government or of a provincial government is ill at a point remote from a hospital under the control of the Insular or of a provincial government, and it appears to the satisfaction of the Governor-General that medical attendance on such officer or employee is necessary to preserve his life, the Governor-General may order any medical officer in the employ of the Insular or of a provincial government to attend such ill person and, if necessary, conduct him to the nearest hospital for treatment. In case the attending physician and surgeon of a hospital under the control of the Insular or of a provincial government is so ordered to give such medical attendance he may, if he shall deem it more advisable, designate in his stead for such duty a competent nurse in the employ of the Government. The actual and necessary traveling expenses of such physician or nurse shall be a proper charge against the contingent appropriations of the Bureau or Office with which the patient is connected, and, if the patient is an employee of a provincial government, such traveling expenses may be made a proper charge against the provincial treasury, in no case shall this Act be construed to cover the traveling expenses or subsistence of such ill employee to or from a hospital, such expenses being a Retroactive effect, personal charge to be borne by him. This Act may be construed retroactively to cover such eases of traveling expenses as herein provided for as may be specifically approved by the Governor-General."SEC. 2. This Act shall fake effect on its passage.
Enacted, May 20, 1909.