The House of Representatives is poised to approve two more priority measures of President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. before the sine die adjournment of the first regular session this week. ManilaBulletin READ:
The House of Representatives on eyeing the passage of the proposed Philippine Salt Industry Development Act and Bureau of Immigration Modernization Act during the final week of the first regular session.
This will bring to 33 the number of bills approved on third and final reading by the House from the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council list. The two bills set to be given final approval are the House Bill No.8278 or the proposed Philippine Salt Industry Development Act, and HB No.8203 or the proposed Bureau of Immigration Modernization Act.
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