shall be the duty of the provincial board, out of provincial funds, to furnish such sustenance and shelter as may be needed to prevent suff ering among the residents of the barrios thus withdrawn. [781-6.] SECTION  90 . Administrative Powers of the Philippine Commission . — The Philippine Commission consists of the president of the Commission and eight Commissioners. In its administrative capacity the Commission advises the Governor-General in the matter of app ointments and other matters laid before it, and passes on nominations submitted by him. CHAPTER  5 Philippine Commission It is also charged with the performance of such other executive and administrative duties as are imposed on it by law.  TAIaHE [McKinley's Instructions and Order of War Dept., June 21, 1901.] SECTION  91 . Secretary of Commission . — A secretary to the Commission shall be appointed and his duties fixed by resolution of Commission. [1828-1.] SECTION  92 . Division of Legislative Records . — The division of legislative records shall be under the supervision of the Philippine Commission. It shall have the custody and keeping of the records of the Philippine Legislature and of the Philippine Commiss ion acting in its separate legislative capacity. Said division shall keep an appropriate seal of such design as may be prescribed by legislative resolution. The secretary of the Commission shall be  ex officio  chief of the division of legislative records, performing his duties in this capacity without additional compensation. [1679-1; 1828-1; Ct. R. 1, First Legis.] SECTION  93 . Private Secretary to Commissioner . — There may be employed one private secretary to each member of the Commission, and when a Commissioner is also head of a Department his secretary shall act as such to him in both capacities. Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 38