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I-Td Il 1 ’?K{\..E..! 7 ,m-7 ,Q! :s<> THIRTEENTH CONGRESS OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES Third Regular Session ?6ilC~‘?/E9;.?l SENATE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. ’! 6 2 Subnjt,ted join I by the Committees on Public Works; and on Finance on $,I-td il 1 ’?K{\..e..! Re : House Bill No. 41 15 Recommending its approval without amendment. Sponsor: Senator Revilla, Jr. MR. PRESIDENT The Committees on Public Works: and on Finance, to which was referred House Bill No, 41 15, introduced by Representatives Dimaporo and Badelles, entitled: “AN ACT CONVERTING THE ILlGAN - TAGOLOAN - BALOI - PANTAO RAGAT - MUNAI - TANGKAL - MAGSAYSAY - TUBOD - SALVADOR - SAPAD - NUNllNGAN - SULTAN NAGA DIMAPORO ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH ILIGAN CITY AND THE PROVINCE OF LANA0 DEL NORTE INTO A NATIONAL ROAD” have considered the same and have the honor to report it back to the Senate with the recommendationthat it be approved without amendment. Respectfully submitted: FR ON NG” REVILLA, JR. fee on Finance on Public Works ;Committee on Public Works Member, Corrimittee on Finance Committee Report 011HBNo.4115 - Conversion ofNationn1 Road in the Province of lanao Del Norfe. 2 .,I .-,._."1111... 111"11" .l_"l" ",",,"__lll__.. .".,-.,.I_ I.I__.__" ^_.l_l"..l ,.--- _II_ ....-. I.I"...xI,- ' !:::$En, Committee on Public Works Member. Committee on Finance Members: MANUEL "LITO" M. LAPID . Committee on Public Works ?- /Committee on Finance Committee on Finance / MIRIAM DEFENSOR SANTIAGO Commitfee on Public Works Committee on Finance Committee on Finance EDGARDO J.ANGARA Committee on Public Works Committee on Finance JINGGOY EJERCITO ESTRADA A Committee on Public Works Committee on Public Works Committee on Finance ~RGIOOSMENA 111 Committee on Public Works Cokmiflee on Public Works Cornmilfee on Finance Comhfiltec on Finance Committee Report on HBNo.41 IS - Conversion ofNafiona1 Road in the Province of lanao Del Norte. 3 __I"_." *_..I..,. x"-.lll"ll.. l".llllll".".lI_".xlll-i----" I,,.,. ,-_I I".-~ ------,--""- JOKER P. ARROYO Committee on Finance Committee on Finance M.A. MADRIGAL ommittee on Fina Committee on Finance LUlSA "101" P. EJERCITO ESTRADA Committee on Finance _.-Ex-Officio Members: Majority Lea9 Minority Leader Hon. MANNY VlLLAR President Senate of the Philippines Pasay Cily HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1-1. No. 4115 BY RI~PRESENIATIVES~lMAPOK0 AND hUXI.I.ES, PER COMMIT1 El2 RE1’OR.l No 657 AN ACT CONVERTING THE IILIGAN - TAGOLOAN - RALOI - PANTAO RAGAT - MUNAl - TANGIUL - MAGSAYSAY - ‘rUJ3OD - SALVADOR - SAPAD - NlJNUNFAN - SULTAN NAGA DIMAI’ORO ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH ILIGAN CITY ANll THE PROVINCE 01; LANA0 DEI, NORTE INTO A NATIONAL ROAD Be it enacted by the Senate and IIoirse ufRepresen1utive.sof the Philippines in Conpas asseirribled: SECTION1. The lligan -- Tagoloan - Baloi - Pdntao Ragat - Munai - Tangkal - Magsaysay -- Tnbod - Salvador -. Sapad - Nunungaii - Snltao Naga Dimaporo Road which passes through lligan City and the Province of Lanao del Norte is hereby converted into a natimal road. SEC. 2. The Secr-etary of the Department of Public Works and Highways sliall issue the necessary rules, orders and circulars to implement the provision of this Act. SIX. 3. This Act sliafl take effect upon its approval. Approved, .
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