Commonwealth Act No. 333

Commonwealth Act No. 333, enacted in the Philippines in 1938, aimed to create a national system for regulating and enforcing the licensing of professional practitioners. It established the framework for professional licensing boards and outlined the requirements for professionals in various fields, ensuring they meet certain standards before they can practice. The act's primary purpose was to protect the public by ensuring that individuals offering professional services are qualified and competent. This legislation laid the groundwork for professional regulation in the Philippines, enhancing accountability and maintaining public trust in various professions.