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MANILA, Philippines - The House of Representatives (HoR) adjourned its first regular session on Wednesday without finishing discussions over the Reproductive Health (RH) Bill. When asked if the lower House would vote on the bill within the day, House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr. told ABS-CBN News in a text message that "malayo pa." Pressed further, Belmonte finally said "no". When reminded that the RH Bill risks being displaced by the 2012 General Appropriations Act (GAA) when the 2nd regular session opens on July 25, Belmonte replied: “This [RH bill] is [already] in plenary. Most of the action on the budget is in (the appropriations) committee until the final week." The bill is still in the period of interpellations a month after Congress resumed sessions on May 9. At least 38 were initially registered to interpellate the bill's sponsors. 126 reform measures in 2 days Meanwhile, the HoR approved last Monday and Tuesday 126 reform measures. In a statement, the HoR said this included 14 national bills and 105 local measures passed on third and second reading, and the adoption of 7 various resolutions. The House on Tuesday also adopted House Concurrent Resolution (HCR) 11 confirming the authority conferred by law upon the Senate President and the Speaker of the House to fix and determine the salaries, allowances and other benefits of officials and employees of the Senate and the Commission on Appointments, and the House of Representatives, respectively. Also adopted was House Resolution 953, contained in Committee Report No. 1065, recommending to the President the allocation of a P40-million budget to the National Historical Commission of the Philippines to fund the celebration commemorating the 150th birth anniversary of Dr. Jose Rizal, and for the restoration of the physical facilities significant to Rizal's life. According to data from the Committee on Rules chaired by Majority Leader Neptali Gonzales, the House last Monday approved on final reading 10 national measures that included amendments to the EPIRA Act of 2001 (SB 2846 adopted by the House as an amendment to HB 4169) and the creation and accreditation of Micro-Enterprise Development institutions (HB4688). Also approved on 3rd reading were bills expanding the prohibited acts of discrimination against women on account of sex (HB 4643), and the institution of reforms in the drive against professional squatters and squatting racketeers (HB 4656), among others. The House likewise approved 105 local bills -- 36 on final reading and 69 on second reading - which seek to promote efficiency in local governance, education and socio-economic development in the countryside. Also on Tuesday, the House approved on second reading 4 national bills: (1) HB4791 - Penalizing the imposition of a 'No Permit, No Exam Policy' or any such policy that prohibits students of post-secondary education from taking their midterm or final examinations due to unpaid tuition and other school fees; (2) HB4801 - Amending certain provisions of RA 7581 entitled "An Act providing protection to consumers by stabilizing the prices of basic necessities and prime commodities and by prescribing measures against undue price increases during emergency situations and like occasions"; (3) HB 4807 - Prohibiting racial, ethnic and religious discrimination; and (4) HB 4612 - Providing for a Comprehensive Hazardous and Radioactive Wastes Management and providing penalties for violations thereof.

Thursday, September 22, 2011


MANILA, Philippines - The House of Representatives (HoR) adjourned its first regular session on Wednesday without finishing discussions over the Reproductive Health (RH) Bill.
When asked if the lower House would vote on the bill within the day, House Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr. told ABS-CBN News in a text message that "malayo pa." Pressed further, Belmonte finally said "no".
When reminded that the RH Bill risks being displaced by the 2012 General Appropriations Act (GAA) when the 2nd regular session opens on July 25, Belmonte replied: “This [RH bill] is [already] in plenary. Most of the action on the budget is in (the appropriations) committee until the final week."
The bill is still in the period of interpellations a month after Congress resumed sessions on May 9. At least 38 were initially registered to interpellate the bill's sponsors. 126 reform measures in 2 days
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RH Bill - Philippines: full text of reproductive health and related measures


RH Bill - Philippines: full text of reproductive health bills filed at the Philippine Senate and House of Representatives, from the current (15th Congress) to as far back as 1999 (11th Congress). The final (2011), full text of the consolidated RH bill from the House of Representatives can be browsed here.Would you change any provision(s) in the current RH bills (15th Congress)? Why? Post your comments below.

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Monday, October 11, 2010

Image Correction

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Wednesday, October 6, 2010

What is I.T 18?

For Me I.T 18 (graphics application) - is a subject where we learn correcting,adjusting,etc to an image.We adjust it by the required size. In I.T 18 we learn enormous information about what an image correction/creating is. we also learn how to create particular images like magazine cover,logos,posters, & web banners, although we achieve melancholy in making it, but we enjoy it.
I and my Classmates are thankful for the subject I.T 18 cause we learn a lot of information and details.so thank you so much.

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