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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. 3 Tuesday, November 27, 2018 No. 34 CALL TO ORDER REP. MARCOLETA. Mr. Speaker, I move to defer the calling of the roll. At 3:00 p.m., Deputy Speaker Munir M. Arbison called the session to order. THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). Is there any objection? (Silence) The Chair hears none; the THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). The motion is approved. session is now called to order. REP. MARCOLETA. Mr. Speaker, I move to NATIONAL ANTHEM defer the approval of Journal No. 33, dated November 26, 2018. THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). Everybody will please rise for the singing of the THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). Is there Philippine National Anthem. any objection? (Silence) The Chair hears none; the motion is approved. Everybody rose to sing the Philippine National Anthem. REP. MARCOLETA. Mr. Speaker, I move that we PRAYER proceed to the Reference of Business. THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). Is there Everybody will please remain standing for a minute any objection? (Silence) The Chair hears none; the of silent prayer. motion is approved. The Secretary General will please read the Everybody remained standing for the silent prayer. Reference of Business. THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). The REFERENCE OF BUSINESS Majority Leader is recognized. The Secretary General read the following House SUSPENSION OF SESSION Bills and Resolutions on First Reading, Messages from the Senate, Communication and Committee Reports, REP. MARCOLETA. Mr. Speaker, I move to and the Deputy Speaker made the corresponding suspend the session. references: THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). The BILLS ON FIRST READING session is suspended. House Bill No. 8638, entitled: It was 3:02 p.m. “AN ACT CREATING AN INDEPENDENT POLICY-MAKING, QUALITY ASSESSING, RESUMPTION OF SESSION RESEARCH AND REGULATORY BODY FOR THE EDUCATION SYSTEM IN THE At 3:06 p.m., the session was resumed. PHILIPPINES TO BE KNOWN AS THE PHILIPPINE EDUCATION RESEARCH THE DEPUTY SPEAKER (Rep. Arbison). The AND REGULATORY COMMISSION, session is resumed. APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR The Majority Leader is recognized. AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES” 2 Congressional Record • 17th Congress 3RS v.3 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 By Representative Lacson Revilla, Caminero, Ong (E.), Teves, Calderon, TO THE COMMITTEE ON BASIC EDUCATION Canama, Radaza, Cari and Hernandez (P.) AND CULTURE AND THE COMMITTEE ON TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES HIGHER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION House Resolution No. 2313, entitled: House Bill No. 8639, entitled: “RESOLUTION URGING THE COMMITTEE “AN ACT PROVIDING FOR MOBILE DATA ON OVERSIGHT TO INVESTIGATE ALLOWANCE FOR ALL PUBLIC SCHOOL IN AID OF LEGISLATION THE LAWS, TEACHERS AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS RULES AND REGULATIONS, POLICIES THEREFOR” AND PRACTICES GOVERNING THE By Representative Lacson MISCELLANEOUS PERSONNEL BENEFITS TO THE COMMITTEE ON BASIC EDUCATION FUND AND THE PENSION AND GRATUITY AND CULTURE FUND” By Representatives Suarez, Bravo (A.), Atienza, House Bill No. 8640, entitled: Bertiz, Garbin, Paduano, Salon, Matugas, “AN ACT REQUIRING THE USE OF Belaro, Arcillas, Cortuna, Chavez, Lee, Ferriol- STANDARDIZED DATE LABELS ON Pascual, Lopez (B.), Aquino-Magsaysay, CONSUMER PRODUCTS, AMENDING Antonio, Siao, Datol, Uybarreta, Dimaporo FOR THE PURPOSE REPUBLIC ACT (M.K.), Ferrer (J.), Revilla, Caminero, Ong NO. 7394, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE (E.), Teves, Calderon, Canama, Radaza, Cari ‘CONSUMER ACT OF THE PHILIPPINES’ ” and Hernandez (P.) By Representative Limkaichong TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES TO THE COMMITTEE ON TRADE AND INDUSTRY House Resolution No. 2314, entitled: “RESOLUTION URGING THE COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS ON OVERSIGHT TO INVESTIGATE IN AID OF LEGISLATION THE POLICIES House Resolution No. 2311, entitled: OF THE DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET “RESOLUTION URGING THE COMMITTEE AND MANAGEMENT ON UNRELEASED ON OVERSIGHT TO INVESTIGATE IN APPROPRIATIONS AND OTHER BUDGET AID OF LEGISLATION THE POLICIES PRACTICES” OF THE DEPARTMENT OF BUDGET By Representatives Suarez, Bravo (A.), Atienza, AND MANAGEMENT ON UNRELEASED Bertiz, Garbin, Paduano, Salon, Matugas, APPROPRIATIONS AND OTHER BUDGET Belaro, Arcillas, Cortuna, Chavez, Lee, Ferriol- PRACTICES” Pascual, Lopez (B.), Aquino-Magsaysay, By Representatives Suarez, Bravo (A.), Atienza, Antonio, Siao, Datol, Uybarreta, Dimaporo Bertiz, Garbin, Paduano, Salon, Matugas, (M.K.), Ferrer (J.), Revilla, Caminero, Ong Belaro, Arcillas, Cortuna, Chavez, Lee, Ferriol- (E.), Teves, Calderon, Canama, Radaza, Cari Pascual, Lopez (B.), Aquino-Magsaysay, and Hernandez (P.) Antonio, Siao, Datol, Uybarreta, Dimaporo TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES (M.K.), Ferrer (J.), Revilla, Caminero, Ong (E.), Teves, Calderon, Canama, Radaza, Cari House Resolution No. 2316, entitled: and Hernandez (P.) “A RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING AND TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES COMMENDING KIDLAT TAHIMIK FOR BEING DECLARED AS NATIONAL ARTIST House Resolution No. 2312, entitled: FOR FILM AND BROADCAST ARTS” “RESOLUTION URGING THE COMMITTEE By Representative Go (M.) ON OVERSIGHT TO INVESTIGATE IN TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC AID OF LEGISLATION THE LAWS, RULES INFORMATION AND REGULATIONS, POLICIES AND PRACTICES GOVERNING SAVINGS” House Resolution No. 2317, entitled: By Representatives Suarez, Bravo (A.), Atienza, “RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE Bertiz, Garbin, Paduano, Salon, Matugas, COMMITTEE ON ECOLOGY TO CONDUCT Belaro, Arcillas, Cortuna, Chavez, Lee, Ferriol- AN INQUIRY, IN AID OF LEGISLATION, Pascual, Aquino-Magsaysay, Antonio, Siao, ON THE ILLEGAL ENTRY AND DUMPING Datol, Uybarreta, Dimaporo (M.K.), Ferrer (J.), OF HAZARDOUS PLASTIC GARBAGE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 17th Congress 3RS v.3 • Congressional Record 3 FROM SOUTH KOREA IN THE PHIVIDEC BASED PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT INDUSTRIAL ESTATE IN TAGOLOAN, SYSTEM” MISAMIS ORIENTAL” By Representatives Tinio and Castro (F.L.) By Representatives Uy (J.), Acosta-Alba, Siao, TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES Zubiri, Uy (R.), Rodriguez (M.), Romualdo, Almonte and Oaminal House Resolution No. 2322, entitled: TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES “RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE DEPARTMENTS OF EDUCATION AND House Resolution No. 2318, entitled: BUDGET AND MANAGEMENT TO “A RESOLUTION URGING THE HOUSE TO REPORT TO THE COMMITTEE ON BASIC RECOMMIT TO THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND CULTURE ON THE NON- LEGISLATIVE FRANCHISES HOUSE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROVISIONS BILL NO. 8179 OR ‘AN ACT GRANTING OF REPUBLIC ACT 4670 OR THE MAGNA SOLAR PARA SA BAYAN CORPORATION CARTA FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS A FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT, INSTALL, ON FREE COMPULSORY MEDICAL ESTABLISH, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT AND DISTRIBUTABLE POWER TECHNOLOGIES COMPENSATION FOR INJURIES” AND MINIGRID SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT By Representatives Tinio and Castro (F.L.) THE PHILIPPINES TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY’ AND TO HAVE THE SAME MEASURE BE JOINTLY House Resolution No. 2323, entitled: REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE ON “RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE DEPARTMENT LEGISLATIVE FRANCHISES AND THE OF EDUCATION TO REPORT TO THE COMMITTEE ON ENERGY” COMMITTEE ON BASIC EDUCATION By Representatives Velasco, Uybarreta and AND CULTURE ON THE DELAYED Vergara REMITTANCE OR NON-REMITTANCE TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES OF THE PERSONAL AND GOVERNMENT SHARES OF TEACHERS’ GOVERNMENT House Resolution No. 2319, entitled: SERVICE INSURANCE SYSTEM” “RESOLUTION URGING THE UNIVERSITY OF By Representatives Tinio and Castro (F.L.) THE PHILIPPINES BOARD OF REGENTS TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES TO RECONSIDER ITS POLICY LIMITING THE COMMUTATION OF FACULTY SICK House Resolution No. 2324, entitled: LEAVE BENEFITS ONLY TO ‘SERIOUS “RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE OR SEVERE ILLNESSES’ IN CASES OF DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO OPTIONAL RETIREMENT” REPORT TO THE HOUSE COMMITTEE By Representatives Tinio and Castro (F.L.) ON BASIC EDUCATION AND CULTURE TO THE COMMITTEE ON HIGHER AND ON THE STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION TECHNICAL EDUCATION OF THE K TO 12 PROGRAM” By Representatives Tinio, Castro (F.L.), Elago, House Resolution No. 2320, entitled: Zarate, De Jesus and Casilao “RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO REPORT TO THE COMMITTEE ON BASIC House Resolution No. 2325, entitled: EDUCATION AND CULTURE ON ITS “RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE QUEZON POLICIES ON THE PROMOTION OF CITY POLICE DISTRICT AND THE TEACHING PERSONNEL” DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION DIVISION By Representatives Tinio and Castro (F.L.) OF QUEZON CITY SCHOOLS TO REPORT TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES TO THE COMMITTEE ON BASIC EDUCATION AND CULTURE ON THEIR House Resolution No. 2321, entitled: MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING “RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE INSTITUTIONALIZING THE QCPD JUNIOR DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TO POLICE PROJECT, AND DIRECTING THE REPORT TO THE COMMITTEE ON BASIC PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE AND THE EDUCATION AND CULTURE ON ITS DEPED TO REPORT TO CONGRESS ON POLICIES IN RELATION TO THE RESULTS- SIMILAR AGREEMENTS” 4 Congressional Record • 17th Congress 3RS v.3 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2018 By Representatives Tinio, Castro (F.L.), Elago, date passed without amendment House Bill No. Zarate, De Jesus and Casilao 5161, entitled: TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES “AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE CITY PROSECUTION SERVICE IN THE CITY House Resolution No. 2326, entitled: OF NAVOTAS, AMENDING FOR THE “RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE HOUSE PURPOSE SECTION 55 OF REPUBLIC ACT COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION NO. 9387, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE AND CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT ‘CHARTER OF THE CITY
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