Philippine House Eyes Passage of Remaining Priority Bills
The Philippine House of Representatives aims to pass the remaining half of the administration's priority bills upon the resumption of Congress. These include proposed reforms in healthcare, taxation, elections, and financial transparency. With 26 out of 52 measures already passed, the focus is now on tackling the remaining legislative agenda.
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