With these new bills, House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez said the total number of priority measures under Marcos administration is now 42 from the original 31. | FArgosinoINQ
The other six bills are “The Bureau of Immigration Modernization; Infrastructure Development Plan/Build Build Build Program, which is now for committee report preparation; Philippine Salt Industry Development Act; Philippine Ecosystem and Natural Capital Accounting System ; National Employment Action Plan; and Amendment to the Anti-Agricultural Smuggling Act, which is under committee/technical working group meeting.
Out of the original 31 bills, the House of Representatives has already approved 23. According to Romualdez, the leadership aims to approve the remaining eight bills of Ledac before Congress adjourns the session on June 2. “It will be on a best-effort basis. We will try to pass the remaining eight bills from the original priority list. If we could do that, we would have approved all the urgent measures identified by President Marcos in less than a year,” Romualdez said.
“These proposed pieces of legislation support the President’s Agenda for Prosperity and his eight-point socio-economic roadmap. They are intended to sustain our economic growth, hasten the country’s digital transformation and speed up the delivery of public services to our people, among other objectives,” he added.
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