for the non-Christian people. 

SECTION 82 . General Authority of Governor-General to Fix Boundaries and Make New Subdivisions . — The Governor-General may by executive order define the boundary, or boundaries, of any province, subprovince, municipality, township, or other political subdiv ision, and increase or diminish the territory comprised therein, may divide any province into one or more subprovinces, separate any political division other than a province, into such portions as may be required, merge any of such subdivisions or portions w ith another, name any new subdivision so created, and may change the seat of Government within any subdivision to such place therein as the public welfare may require. When any action by the Governor-General in accordance herewith makes necessary a chang e of the territory under the jurisdiction of any administrative officer or any judicial officer, the Governor-General, with the recommendation and advice of the head of the Department having executive control of such officer, shall redistrict the territory  of the several officers affected and assign such officers to the new districts so formed. 

[1748-2; Comp. 343.] 

Upon the changing of the limits of political divisions in pursuance of the foregoing authority, an equitable distribution of the funds and obligations of the divisions thereby affected shall be made in such manner as may be recommended by the Insular Audit or and approved by the Governor-General. 

[1748-1.] 

SECTION 83 . Deportation of Subject of Foreign Power . — A subject of a foreign power residing in the Philippine Islands shall not be deported, expelled, or excluded from said Islands or repatriated to his own country by the Governor-General except upon prior investigation, conducted by said Executive or his authorized agent, of the ground upon which such action is contemplated. In such case the person concerned shall be informed of the charge or charges against him and he shall be allowed not less than three  days for the preparation of his defense. He shall also have the right to be heard by himself or counsel, to produce witnesses in his own behalf, and to cross-examine the opposing witnesses. 

[2113-1.] 

SECTION 84 . Examination of Books and Accounts of Auditor and Treasurer . — The Governor-General shall cause to be made, as often as by him deemed advisable, an examination of the books and accounts of the Auditor and Treasurer, and a comparison of the resul ts shown by the same, and also an 

