SECTION  832 . Sanitary President in Unorganized Community.  — In a municipality or other community where no regular health organization can be maintained, any suitable person may, upon the recommendation of the district health officer, be designated as sanit ary president by the provincial board, with power to perform, under the supervision of the district health officer and in accordance with the regulations of the Philippine Health Service, such duties appropriate to a local health officer as may be required of  him. The term "local health officer", as here used, includes presidents of sanitary divisions, presidents of municipal health districts, presidents of municipal boards of health, and sanitary inspectors. CcSEIH Any person thus designated in a municipality shall, unless he be in the Insular or provincial service, be paid in the same manner as other municipal officers, and when a salaried municipal officer is so designated the compensation may be paid in addition t o other salary. ECaScD Enactment of Health Ordinances for Manila SECTION  833 . Health Ordinances for Manila — How Drafted and Made Effective. —  Subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, the Director of Health, in the exercise of the function of local board of health for the city of Manila shall draft and f orward, through the Secretary of the Interior, to the Municipal Board of the city of Manila for enactment, health ordinances for that city. It shall be the duty of the municipal board to enact the ordinances so forwarded; but if it shall consider any such  ordinance to be unduly prejudicial to private interests or objectionable for other reasons, it shall promptly return such ordinance through the Secretary of the Interior to the Director of Health, together with such amendments as it may deem advisable. Th e Director of Health shall consider the amendments suggested, and shall make such changes in the ordinance, if any, as he may deem advisable, and shall return the same to the Municipal Board. In the event that the amendments, if any, adopted by the Director of  Health and approved by the Secretary of the Interior are not satisfactory to the Municipal Board, the Municipal Board may appeal to the Governor-General, who shall decide the point or points at issue and prescribe the form which the ordinance shall take. His decision shall be final. If the Director of Health shall consider that the Municipal Board is unduly delaying action relative to any health ordinance duly transmitted to it for enactment, he may appeal, through the Secretary of the Interior, to the  Governor-General, who may direct the Municipal Board to act on such ordinance or may himself approve it with such modifications as are deemed advisable, and every ordinance so approved by the Governor-General shall have ARTICLE  X Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 255