The two chambers of Congress have only three session days starting today to pass the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law | Philippine Star
Read more: Only 3 session days left for Congress to pass BBL
Despite the uncertainty of the passage of the Bangsamoro Basic Law by Congress, an energy company is pouring in PhP471 million in investment to region.
Sen. Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., chairman of the Senate Committee on Local Government, said in a statement that he is ready to answer the questions of his colleagues on the BLBar, as the Senate resumes its deliberation of the bill this week | Business Mirror
In what could be a first in Philippine history, civil society leaders asked the Ombudsman to oblige members of the House of Representatives to attend its sessions to ensure deliberations on the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law | MindaNews
Read more: Civil society groups to Ombudsman: compel House members to attend sessions
The executive director of the non-government policy think tank IAG has urged civil society organizations in Mindanao to sustain the gains of the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro in the event that its legal mechanism Bangsamoro Basic Law shall not be enacted into law when the term of President Aquino ends.
Read more: CSOs urged to support CAB more instead of clamoring to pass undiluted BBL