Napasa ng Kamara 18 sa 52 priority bills bago Lenten break

Napasa ng Kamara ng mga Kinatawan 18 sa 52 priority pieces of legislation na itinakda ng Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council bago ang Lenten break nito. Binigyang-pugay ni Speaker Faustino Dy III ang sama-samang pagsisikap ng mga miyembro ng Kamara. Hindi kasama rito ang controversial Anti-Political Dynasty bill na tinawag na 'watered-down' ng oposisyon.

Sa kanyang closing speech bago magrecess para sa Holy Week, binigyang-pugay ni Speaker Faustino Dy III ang mga miyembro ng Kamara dahil sa pagpapanatili ng legislative momentum. Ayon kay Ilocos Norte Rep. Sandro Marcos, ipinakita ng record ng Kamara sa LEDAC measures ang hindi pagpapahinto ng session calendar sa momentum sa economic reform, public services, education, governance at social protection. Kasama rito ang pagpasa ng bill na nagbibigay ng kapangyarihan sa Pangulo na bawasan o mag-suspend ng excise tax sa petroleum products para sa immediate relief mula sa mataas na presyo ng fuel at basic goods, ayon kay Marcos: “We even passed the bill giving the President the power to reduce or suspend the excise tax on petroleum products, because this is what is needed by our kababayans: immediate relief from high fuel prices and corresponding increases in the costs of basic goods, transport other commodities.” Batay sa House committee on rules, ang mga priority measures na naaprubahan na ay kinabibilangan ng resetting ng first regular elections sa Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao na na-ratify na sa bicam; National Center for Geriatric Health na nasa conference committee; amendments sa Electric Power Industry Reform Act para sa Energy Regulatory Commission strengthening; waste-to-energy; amendments sa Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education Act; Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations Act; amendments sa National Building Code; Blue Economy Act; at National Reintegration Bill. Kasama rin ang amendments sa Teachers Professionalization Act; extension ng Estate Tax Amnesty; Department of Water Resources Bill; amendments sa Bank Deposits Secrecy Law; Travel tax abolition; Digital Payments Act; amendments sa Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act; Presidential Merit Scholarship program; at amendments sa Biofuels Act. Tinawag na 'watered-down' ng mga oposisyon ang Anti-Political Dynasty bill na hindi napasa, habang isang political professor ay nagbranda nito bilang 'legitimizing' dynasties.

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The Chamber of Deputies' Finance Committee began on Tuesday the detailed discussion of President José Antonio Kast's reconstruction and economic reactivation megareform, amid tensions over more than 1,295 amendments filed by the opposition.

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The Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies approved on Thursday the idea of legislating the national reconstruction megareform project. The initiative advanced with eight votes in favor from ruling party lawmakers, four against and one abstention from the PDG.

The newly elected Congress of the Republic, set to serve until 2030, faces the challenge of transforming legislation amid low institutional favorability. Two analyses emphasize the need to end corrupt practices and promote economic freedom to boost the country's development. Lawmakers are urged to prioritize reforms in health, education, and pensions, along with greater deliberation in votes.

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Ayon sa isang kamakailang survey ng Pulse Asia, 64% ng mga Pilipino ang sumusuporta sa pagpasa ng anti-political dynasty law, na mas mataas kaysa sa 54% noong Disyembre 2025. Ang suporta ay mataas sa Luzon at Visayas ngunit mababa sa Mindanao. Inaprubahan din ng House committee ang isang bersyon ng batas noong Marso 3.

 

 

 

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