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Congressional Record O H Th PLENARY PROCEEDINGS of the 17 CONGRESS, THIRD REGULAR SESSION 1 P 907 H S ILIPPINE House of Representatives PRE RE SE F N O T A E T S I V U E S Congressional Record O H th PLENARY PROCEEDINGS OF THE 17 CONGRESS, THIRD REGULAR SESSION 1 P 907 H S ILIPPINE House of Representatives Vol. 2 Thursday, September 20, 2018 No. 22a RESUMPTION OF SESSION House Bill No. 8257, entitled: “AN ACT CREATING THE PHILIPPINE BOXING At 1:00 p.m., the session was resumed with Deputy AND COMBAT SPORTS COMMISSION Speaker Raneo “Ranie” E. Abu presiding. AND PROVIDING FUNDS THEREFOR” By Representatives Pineda, Romero, Salo, Lopez THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Abu). The session (B.), Montoro, Lacson, Mending, Salon, Lopez is resumed. (M.L.), Gonzales (A.D.), Bondoc, Bravo (A.), The Majority Leader is recognized. Alvarez (F.), Lopez (C.), Ty, Marquez, Cortuna, Roa-Puno, Ortega (P.), Revilla, Madrona, REP. PALMA. Mr. Speaker, I move that we take Martinez, Acop, Mariño, Alejano, Banal, up the Additional Reference of Business. Rodriguez (I.), Belmonte (J.C.), Ramos, Erice, Co, Bataoil, Laogan, Malapitan, Palma, Go THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Abu). Is there any (M.), Espina, Lazatin, Tejada, De Vera, Datol, objection? (Silence) The Chair hears none; the motion Leachon, Nieto, Gasataya, Paduano, Ferrer is approved. J., Garbin, Tinio, Crisologo, Gullas, Velasco- The Secretary General will please read the Catera, Calderon, Alvarez (M.), Abellanosa, Additional Reference of Business. Garin (S.), Villanueva, Antonio, Del Mar, Yu, Caminero, Nava, Cortes, Lagman, Gonzales ADDITIONAL REFERENCE OF BUSINESS (A.P.), Abaya, Noel, Kho, Matugas, Panotes, Herrera-Dy, Collantes, Defensor, Bolilia, The Secretary General read the following Marcoleta, Calixto-Rubiano, Belmonte (F.), House Bills and Resolutions on First Reading, Sy-Alvarado, Savellano, Khonghun, Maceda, Messages from the Senate, and Committee Reports, Teves, Treñas, Ortega (V.N.) and Duavit and the Deputy Speaker made the corresponding TO THE COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT references: REORGANIZATION AND THE COMMITTEE ON GAMES AND AMUSEMENTS BILLS ON FIRST READING House Bill No. 8258, entitled: House Bill No. 8256, entitled: “AN ACT REORGANIZING THE COMELEC “AN ACT RENEWING FOR ANOTHER OFFICES” TWENTY-FIVE (25) YEARS THE By Representatives Datol, Macapagal-Arroyo and FRANCHISE GRANTED TO ROMEO Belmonte (F.) CABRESTANTE SERVANDO UNDER TO THE COMMITTEE ON SUFFRAGE AND REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8202, TITLED ‘AN ELECTORAL REFORMS ACT GRANTING ROMEO CABRESTANTE SERVANDO, A FRANCHISE TO House Bill No. 8259, entitled: CONSTRUCT, INSTALL, ESTABLISH, “AN ACT AMENDING INVESTMENT OPERATE AND MAINTAIN RADIO RESTRICTIONS IN COMMONWEALTH AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING ACT NO. 541, AS AMENDED BY LETTER STATIONS IN THE PROVINCE OF OF INSTRUCTIONS NO. 630, AND FOR PALAWAN’ ” OTHER PURPOSES” By Representatives Abueg and Acosta By Representative Yap (A.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATIVE TO THE COMMITTEE ON TRADE AND FRANCHISES INDUSTRY 2 Congressional Record • 17th Congress 3RS v.2 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 House Bill No. 8260, entitled: By Representative Nieto “AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE MANDATORY TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES INSTRUCTION OF PHILIPPINE CINEMA APPRECIATION IN SECONDARY House Resolution No. 2188, entitled: EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN “A RESOLUTION DISBANDING AND/OR THE COUNTRY AND FOR OTHER DEACTIVATING ALL LGU-SPONSORED PURPOSES” PARA-MILITARY PERSONNEL UNDER By Representative Elago THE SPECIAL CAFGU ACTIVE AUXILIARY TO THE COMMITTEE ON BASIC EDUCATION COMPANY (SCAAC) WITHIN THE AREA AND CULTURE OF MINDANAO EFFECTIVE BEGINNING THE START OF FILING OF CERTIFICATE RESOLUTIONS OF CANDIDACY (COC) UNTIL AFTER THE LIFTING OF ELECTION BAN DURING House Resolution No. 2185, entitled: THE 2019 MID-TERM ELECTIONS, AND “A RESOLUTION URGING THE DEPARTMENT EVERY ELECTIONS THEREAFTER” OF PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS By Representatives Macapagal-Arroyo and (DPWH) AND THE DEPARTMENT OF Jalosjos TRANSPORTATION (DOTr) TO NOTIFY AND TO THE COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL DEFENSE REGULARLY APPRISE METRO MANILA AND SECURITY DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVES ON ANY PROPOSED/ONGOING MAJOR/FLAGSHIP MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE GOVERNMENT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENTS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE Message dated September 17, 2018, informing the CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS” House of Representatives that the Senate on even By Representatives Castelo, Martinez, Calixto- date passed Senate Bill No. 1843, entitled: Rubiano, Lopez (M.L.), Tambunting, Biazon, “AN ACT ESTABLISHING AND Malapitan, Nieto, Sandoval, Lopez (C.), INSTITUTIONALIZING THE SEAL OF Banal, Belmonte (F.), Belmonte (J.C.), Vargas, GOOD LOCAL GOVERNANCE FOR Maceda, Gatchalian, Herrera-Dy, Tugna, LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS, AND Erice, Gonzales (A.P.), Bagatsing, Fernando, ALLOCATING FOR THIS PURPOSE THE Olivarez, Zamora (R.), Cerafica, Quimbo, SEAL OF GOOD LOCAL GOVERNANCE Eusebio, Calalang, Cayetano, Crisologo, FUND” Campos, Del Rosario and Datol in which it requests the concurrence of the House TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS of Representatives. AND HIGHWAYS TO THE COMMITTEE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT House Resolution No. 2186, entitled: “RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE HOUSE Message dated September 17, 2018, informing the COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS TO House of Representatives that the Senate on even CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATION, IN AID date approved the Conference Committee Report OF LEGISLATION, ON THE KILLING OF of the Bicameral Conference Committee on the SEVEN TAUSUG YOUTH BY ELEMENTS disagreeing provisions of Senate Bill No. 1537 and OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE House Bill No. 5777, entitled: PHILIPPINES (AFP) IN PATIKUL, SULU” “AN ACT SCALING UP THE NATIONAL By Representatives Elago, Zarate, De Jesus, Tinio, A N D L O C A L H E A L T H A N D Brosas, Castro (F.L.), Casilao, Deloso-Montalla NUTRITION PROGRAMS THROUGH and Sahali A STRENGTHENED INTEGRATED TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES STRATEGY FOR MATERNAL, NEONATAL, CHILD HEALTH AND NUTRITION IN THE House Resolution No. 2187, entitled: FIRST ONE THOUSAND (1,000) DAYS OF “A RESOLUTION EXPRESSING DEEPEST LIFE, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR CONDOLENCES FOR THE PASSING OF AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES” MR. ROBERTO FUNG KUAN, FOUNDER OF TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES CHOWKING CHINESE FAST-FOOD CHAIN OF RESTAURANTS, ON SEPTEMBER 15, Message dated September 17, 2018, informing the 2018” House of Representatives that the Senate on even THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 17th Congress 3RS v.2 • Congressional Record 3 date passed the following House Bills without House Bill No. 2129, entitled: amendment: “AN ACT DECLARING JULY 1 OF EVERY YEAR House Bill No. 2483, entitled: A SPECIAL NONWORKING HOLIDAY “AN ACT DECLARING JULY 4 OF EVERY IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ALUBIJID, YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL, IN HOLIDAY IN THE CITY OF CADIZ, COMMEMORATION OF ITS FOUNDING PROVINCE OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, ANNIVERSARY, TO BE KNOWN AS IN COMMEMORATION OF ITS CHARTER ‘ARAW NG ALUBIJID’ ”; DAY ANNIVERSARY”; House Bill No. 3710, entitled: House Bill No. 2097, entitled: “AN ACT DECLARING JUNE 27 OF EVERY “AN ACT DECLARING DECEMBER 2 OF YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING EVERY YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING HOLIDAY IN THE CITY OF EL SALVADOR, HOLIDAY IN THE CITY OF PASAY TO BE PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ORIENTAL, IN KNOWN AS THE ‘FOUNDATION DAY OF COMMEMORATION OF ITS CHARTER PASAY CITY’ ”; DAY ANNIVERSARY, TO BE KNOWN AS House Bill No. 5172, entitled: ‘ARAW NG EL SALVADOR’ ”; “AN ACT DECLARING JUNE 19 OF EVERY House Bill No. 2131, entitled: YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING “AN ACT DECLARING JULY 22 OF EVERY HOLIDAY IN THE WHOLE PROVINCE YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING OF LAGUNA IN HONOR OF THE BIRTH HOLIDAY IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATIONAL CLAVERIA, PROVINCE OF MISAMIS HERO, DR. JOSE P. RIZAL, TO BE KNOWN ORIENTAL, IN COMMEMORATION AS ‘ARAW NG KAPANGANAKAN NI DR. OF ITS FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY, JOSE P. RIZAL’ ”; TO BE KNOWN AS ‘ARAW NG House Bill No. 5641, entitled: CLAVERIA’ ”; “AN ACT DECLARING DECEMBER 1 OF House Bill No. 2132, entitled: EVERY YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING “AN ACT DECLARING JUNE 15 OF EVERY HOLIDAY IN THE MUNICIPALITY YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING OF PADRE GARCIA, PROVINCE OF HOLIDAY IN THE MUNICIPALITY BATANGAS, IN COMMEMORATION OF OF OPOL, PROVINCE OF MISAMIS ITS FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY AND THE ORIENTAL, IN COMMEMORATION OF ANNUAL ‘KABAKAHAN FESTIVAL’ ”; ITS FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY, TO BE House Bill No. 2130, entitled: KNOWN AS ‘ARAW NG OPOL’ ”; “AN ACT DECLARING SEPTEMBER 1 OF House Bill No. 6178, entitled: EVERY YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING “AN ACT DECLARING JANUARY 11 OF HOLIDAY IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF EVERY YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING JASAAN, PROVINCE OF MISAMIS HOLIDAY IN THE PROVINCE OF BATAAN ORIENTAL, IN COMMEMORATION OF IN COMMEMORATION OF ITS FOUNDING ITS FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY, TO BE ANNIVERSARY TO BE KNOWN AS KNOWN AS ‘ARAW NG JASAAN’ ”; ‘BATAAN FOUNDATION DAY’ ”; House Bill No. 5551, entitled: House Bill No. 6418, entitled: “AN ACT DECLARING SEPTEMBER 2 OF “AN ACT DECLARING OCTOBER 26 OF EVERY YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING EVERY YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING HOLIDAY IN THE PROVINCE OF ALBAY, HOLIDAY IN THE PROVINCE OF INCLUDING THE CITIES THEREIN, IN CATANDUANES TO BE KNOWN AS THE COMMEMORATION OF THE BIRTH ‘FOUNDATION DAY OF CATANDUANES’ ANNIVERSARY OF GENERAL SIMEON ”; and A. OLA, TO BE KNOWN AS ‘SIMEON OLA House Bill No. 5563, entitled: DAY’ ” “AN ACT DECLARING APRIL 21 OF EVERY House Bill No. 2484, entitled: YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING “AN ACT DECLARING JUNE 11 OF EVERY HOLIDAY IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF YEAR A SPECIAL NONWORKING ORANI, PROVINCE OF BATAAN, IN HOLIDAY IN THE CITY OF SAGAY, COMMEMORATION OF ITS FOUNDING PROVINCE OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, IN ANNIVERSARY TO BE KNOWN AS COMMEMORATION OF ITS FOUNDATION ‘ORANI FOUNDATION DAY’ ”. DAY ANNIVERSARY”; TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES 4 Congressional Record • 17th Congress 3RS v.2 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 Message dated September 18, 2018, informing the Report by the Committee on Legislative Franchises House of Representatives that on even date, (Committee Report No. 872), re H.B. No. 8266, the Senate designated Senators Risa Hontiveros, entitled: Aquilino “Koko” Pimentel III and Win Gatchalian “AN ACT RENEWING FOR ANOTHER TWENTY- as additional conferees to the Bicameral Conference FIVE (25) YEARS THE FRANCHISE Committee on the disagreeing votes on House Bill GRANTED TO MARECO BROADCASTING No. 7449, entitled: NETWORK, INC. UNDER REPUBLIC ACT “AN ACT APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF NO.
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