The House of Representatives is on track to approve two significant bills this week, focusing on a national land use plan and amendments to the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps). These legislative efforts are part of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s broader agenda.
House Majority Leader Ferdinand Alexander 'Sandro' Marcos announced that both bills are nearing completion and are currently pending third reading votes.
Marcos emphasized the importance of bringing these measures to a final vote before the legislative session adjourns. He noted that the bills have already progressed through essential stages.
Legislative Focus on Economic and Social Welfare
During his term, President Marcos aims to enhance social welfare, economic reforms, and governance. The House has successfully passed 18 out of 52 bills prioritized by the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) under his administration.
The House has demonstrated its commitment to passing the administration’s priority bills, reflecting a disciplined approach to legislation.
Rep. Ferdinand Alexander Marcos
Lawmakers will reconvene on Monday after a six-week break, with the session running until June 5. The upcoming weeks are crucial for ensuring that these nearly finalized bills do not stall.
Marcos reiterated the need for focused efforts to maintain momentum in the legislative process, stating that the groundwork has already been laid for these significant measures.