Party-list reform bill may be tackled in 2027 ahead of 2028 polls - Adiong
The Philippines' House of Representatives may begin plenary discussions on a proposed reform of the party-list system next year, ahead of the 2028 general elections. The bill includes provisions to exclude relatives of incumbent lawmakers and those linked to political dynasties.
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