An Act Removing The Conditions For The Condonation Of All Unpaid Income Taxes Due From Local Water Districts, Amending For The Purpose Section Of The National Internal Revenue Code, As Amended Allows a greater number of LWDs to benefit from the true intent of the law by removing

An Act Granting Mandatory Philhealth Coverage To All Persons With Disability, Amending For The Purpose Republic Act No. 7277, As Amended, Otherwise Known As The “Magna Carta For Persons With Disability”, Providing Funds Therefor And For Other Purposes This bill

An Act Providing Medical Scholarships To Qualified Students In All Municipalities Establishing For This Purpose The One Town: One Doctor Scholarship Program, Appropriating Funds Therefor And For Other Purposes This bill seeks to achieve the presence of at least one (1) doctor per

An Act Ensuring Access To Secondary Education By Converting All Public Elementary Schools Into Integrated Schools Offering Complete Basic Education And For Other Purposes This bill expands existing public elementary schools to become integrated schools offering complete basic

With the Supreme Court’s dismissal of the charges against former President Arroyo for illegally diverting PCSO funds, Senator Ralph Recto has filed bills in the Senate placing state lottery income “beyond the reach of the most powerful person in the land” by earmarking it for

With the country’s outstanding debt hitting P5.9 trillion in 2015, Senator Ralph Recto has filed a bill capping government’s indebtedness at 50 percent of the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Recto said a mandatory debt cap is needed as “uncontrolled public debt can

Why spend more than P1 billion a month for electricity use of national government agencies when such can be reduced by tapping abundant solar power? This possibility was raised by Senator Ralph Recto in a bill requiring government agencies to spearhead the use of renewable energy

Senator Ralph Recto has filed bills extending the validity of a driver’s license from three years to five years and that of a Philippine passport from five years to 10 years. Recto said “lengthening the expiry date of these two important documents” will spare the holder of the

President Duterte’s decision to take commercial flights in regularly shuttling between Manila and Davao would allow him to personally check on the improvements done on the the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA). This is the observation of Senator Ralph Recto, who said that

Senator Ralph Recto said Malacañang’s “no gloating” policy over an international tribunal’s favorable decision on the country’s protest against Chinese incursion in the West Philippine Sea “is the best tack because there is no need to amplify a decision whose elements are so loud