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“An Act Granting Free Supply of Rice to Street Sweepers in Metro – Manila”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This Act shall be known as “Rice for the Street Sweepers Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall recognize the dedication of street sweepers who are maintaining the cleanliness of the streets. The state shall grant free supply of rice to the street sweepers who are giving service to the public streets by maintaining its cleanliness.
Section 3.Definition of terms:
Street Sweepers – The persons who are engage in maintaining the cleanliness of the streets. Those persons who sweep the streets every now and then.
Section 4.Role of the Government – The government most especially the National Food Authority who supplies rice in the country shall be involve in the supplying of rice to the respective offices where the street sweepers are working.
Section 5.Implementing Rules – Every street sweeper shall receive their monthly share of 5 kilos of rice from their respective offices. The supply of rice they receive would come from the NFA.
Section 6. Offices that would not give or hold the supply of rice of any street sweeper shall be given sanction by the government or NFA.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in CIVIL SERVICE AND GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION | 11 Comments »
“An Act Limiting the stay of Tourist in the Country for more than a month”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This act shall be known as “Limiting the stay of Tourist Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – It is the policy of the state to protect the people from terrorism. The state shall be aware in the acceptance of every tourist that will enter the country to protect its people.
Section 3.Implementing Rules:
(a.) A tourist would only be allowed to stay in the country for only one month.
(b.) Tourist is not allowed to seek any kind of work while staying in the country.
(c.) Tourist should recognize the implementing law of the land.
Any action violating these rules shall be punished by the law.
Section 4.Goal of this Act – The primary goal of this Act is to limit the stay of tourist in the country. This Act enforces not to allow a foreigner with a tourist visa to stay in the country for more than a month. Furthermore, this Act would like to protect the state from foreigners with tourist visa to illegally seek work or to use their stay in the country for business purposes. Likewise, the goal of this Act is to protect its people from invaders who’ll soon be their competitors on the business market.
Section 5.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 6.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 7.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in FOREIGN RELATIONS | 9 Comments »
“An Act to improve the teaching Techniques of the Philippines through the form of Exchanging Students among Asian Countries”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This Act shall be known as “Exchange Student Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – It is the policy of the state as the charter member of the UN to have a harmonious relationship among foreign neighboring countries to form a bond of friendship and trust. The state shall prosper the bond of friendship and trust thru the form of exchanging of students between or among Asian countries. The state shall allow a representative of any University in the country to be an exchange student in order to improve the teaching techniques in the Philippines and also to promote Tourism.
Section 3.Qualifications – In order for a student to be the representative of the country as an exchange student the following qualifications must be followed and/or pass:
(a.) The student who will take the examination must be an incoming 3rd year college.
(b.) The student who wanted to be an “exchange student” shall first take up a qualifying examination.
(c.) The student to be able to qualify must achieve an average score not lower than or equal to 1.5 (90 %).
(d.) Must possess self-discipline.
The student who will surpass the written examination shall be given the opportunity to become the representative of the country as an exchange student within the span of one year.
Section 4.Role of the Different Department of the Government and/or Non-Government Organization – The different department of Government such as DepEd, DFA, CHED and the DOT with the help of NGO’s shall have the major role in implementing this Act. The Philippine government must sustain the allowance of his/her representative during his/her stay.
Section 5.Goal of this Act – This Act aims to enrich and broaden the relationship between the participating countries by means of education through exchanging of student/s. This Act enables the exchange student to explore, adapt and study the different cultures and tradition of the country he/she is into. The Act also enables the student to further study or observe the teaching techniques being used in the country he/she is into and the techniques to be used to enrich the knowledge of the Filipino student.
Section 6.Goal of the Exchange Student – The student should be the sole representative of the country, as the representative he/she must always be presentable in the eyes of his/her colleagues. The student’s goal is to study in the country he/she is into. He/she shall observe and take notes to the difference of the teaching techniques of the country he/she is into. Prior to this the exchange student has the ability to use the time he/she has in order to enrich his/her own knowledge and ability in studying any subject matter which is also prior to his/her degree.
Section 7.Violation/s – The exchange student must not commit any of the following violation/s:
- He/she must not disobey the given rules and regulations of the University he/she is into.
- He/she must not take advantage of applying a job while he/she is studying.
- All exchange students must follow the law that governs the country.
Any violation of this Act shall be punished by expulsion from the University he/she is into.
Section 8.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 9.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 10.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in FOREIGN RELATIONS | 4 Comments »
“An Act Aiding for the Disposition of Vendors in Public Markets”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This Act shall be known as “Disposition of Vendors in Public Markets Act.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – It is the primary role of the state to give aid in the disposition of vendors in public markets, so that every vendor may receive equal share in the use of the market. The state shall clear out the arrangements of public markets for vendors whom are out of place. The state shall expand the public markets to avoid vendors who are illegally selling at the streets or sidewalks.
Section 3.Providing Expanded Places for the Disposition of Vendors – The state shall provide expanded places for the arrangement of vendors on public markets so that they would not be seen on streets or sidewalks. They should be given proper disposition in order to achieve a place that they could use to sell their products and that would not be found illegal.
Section 4.Expansion of Public Markets – Public Markets shall be expanded so that vendors may fit or may find a place in every corner of the market for them to put or arrange their products.
Section 5.Allocation of Appropriation. The budget to be use in the expansion of public market/s shall come from the DILG and other concern institution.
Section 6.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 7.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 8.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS | 8 Comments »
“An Act Giving Right to All Barangay Tanod to capture any Person who are Illegally Selling Pirated Cd’s, DvD’s, etc.”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This act shall be known as “Ubusin ang mga Pirata Act of 2008”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state by its policies shall protect the rights of its entire people in the buying of illegally copied Cd’s, DvD’s, etc. The state shall recognize to follow the law that is protecting the rights of all copyrights thereof. The state shall give extra effort in the capture of vendors who are illegally selling of copied Cd’s, DvD’s, etc.
Section 3.The Right of Barangay Tanod – Tanod or Barangay police are given the right to capture any person that are illegally selling Pirated Cd’s, Dvd’s, etc. to be able for them to help the government agencies that are concern in Piracy.
Section 4.Rules:
- Always conduct an operation that is checking out all the commercial places in their area in search of copied Cd’s, DvD’s, etc. that are beng sold illegally.
- Do not use the power in harassing people.
- Do not be rude on the operation/s that is/are conducted for the regular chinking on commercial area; and
- Don’t accept any kind of amount given by illegal vendors. If the tanod are caught accepting any thing from the suspect/s they will be punish by law.
Section 5.Penalties – Any person that are selling Pirated Cd’s, DvD’s, etc. shall be punish by the law related to this Act.
Section 6. Coverage. Every commercial place that is caught with vendors illegally selling copied Cd’s, DvD’s, etc. shall be given the rightful punishment from the OMB.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS | 7 Comments »
“An Act Punishing Smokers who smokes on Public Utility Vehicles”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This act shall be known as “No smoking on P.U.V. act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall embody the health of its people. The state by its policies shall be concern in the health of the people in every corner of the country and most of all in the public places and vehicles. The state shall provide implementing rules and regulations in the promotion of this Act.
Section 3.Rules and Regulations:
(a.) Anyone seen smoking in public vehicles shall be given the rightful penalties.
(b.) The implementing body of this Act shall give or at least set a specific place/s that can be used as smoking area for smokers.
Section 4.Violations – this are the actions that may violate this Act:
(a) Smoking in Public Utility Vehicles; and
(b) Posting any cigarettes advertisement in any P.U.V.
Section 5.Penalties – any person/s caught smoking in a P.U.V. shall be charge 500 pesos as a fine. Any P.U.V. that has any cigarettes advertisement in their vehicle shall be charge of 200 pesos. For the company that is indicating in the advertisement shall be punished by law.
Section 6.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 7.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 8.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in PUBLIC ORDER | 6 Comments »
“An Act Penalizing People who are Caught Walking on Public Places Bare-naked”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This act shall be known as “Publicity Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall teach the people to always come up with the right attitude and manner in presenting themselves in public. The state shall enhance and manipulate its people in following simple rule and regulation in presenting themselves publicly.
Section 3.Rules and Regulations – Any person that is caught in public places almost naked shall be given penalties. If they are not presenting themselves in the right attitude and manner publicly they shall be given penalties on the offenses they make.
Section 4.Definition of Term – For purposes of this act, the following term is defined;
(a.) Publicity – refers to a malicious act of displaying own body in public.
Section 5.Penalties – any person that will be caught violating this act shall be punished by these offenses:
(a.) 1st offense – will be a reminder
(b.) 2nd offense – will be fine of 500 pesos
(c.) 3rd offense – will conduct community service or 1000 pesos
Section 6.Coverage – Any person in public that is not wearing a proper dress like shirts, “sando”, etc. and such malicious Act shall be punishable by this act.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in PUBLIC ORDER | 6 Comments »
“An Act Acquiring Every Cities and Municipalities to have a Monthly Medical Mission and Free Medical Supplies in every Barangay”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This Act shall be known as “Medical Advantage Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall embody the health care support to every barangays. The state with its policy shall provide appropriate time and financial assistance to sustain this Act.
Section 3.Definition of Terms:
(a.) Medical Mission – giving emphasis to medical task like, health and dental check; etc.
Section 4.Coverage. This Act is includes things that is concern or about the giving of free medical mission to every barangay. The medical mission contains the following:
(a.) Health check-up
(b.) Eye check-up
(c.) Dental check-up
(d.) Free medicine
Section 5.Schedule of Mission – The Medical mission is schedule every last Friday of the month.
Section 6.Rules and Regulations – This are the guidelines to be followed every now and then that mission will be held:
(a.) The Medical mission should start at exactly 8:00 am and would end at 2:00 pm. (with break time)
(b.) No staff or nursing aid or doctors shall ask for donations. Any person who would be caught shall receive the rightful punishment.
(c.) Give all medicine free of charge.
(d.) All included in the mission shall wear proper attire.
(e.) Be polite.
Section 7.Allocation of Appropriation. The budget of every mission shall come from the DOH and other concern institution. Anyone caught putting too much price on the tools or equipments and medicine needed to the mission shall be punished by law.
Section 8.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 9.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 10.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval
Posted in LOCAL GOVERNMENT | 5 Comments »
“An Act Requiring All SK Officials to Uphold Seminars or Programs to All Out of School Youth in their Area”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This Act shall be known as “Upholding of Seminars for out of school Youth”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall provide requirements to all SK officials to uphold seminars/programs to out of school youth. The state shall constitute its members to give guidelines to SK officials on how to be a good leader or example to the youth. This Act enables SK officials to reach out to the out of school youth to their area in order for them to know the problems, sacrifices and hardship they experience nowadays.
The Act is to test the skills and abilities of SK officials to uphold educational seminars for the out of school youth.
Section 3.Qualification:
(a.) Must be interested in joining the seminar/s.
(b.) Must not be forced to join the seminar/s.
(c.) Must at least be 15 – 25 years of age.
Section 4.Seminar to be Conducted – This is consist of educational topics for the out of school youth. They could undergo discussion to sustain them knowledge on what’s life all about and on academic aspect.
Section 5.Appropriation. The amount necessary to uphold the seminar/s shall be charge against the current year’s annual appropriation of budget of the SK officials and other departments concern or would sponsor this Act.
Section 6.Violator/s and Sanction. Any violation/s of this Act such as overpricing and using of budget to different purposes would eventually yield to an automatic sanction of removal to his/her position.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in LOCAL GOVERNMENT | 3 Comments »
“An Act granting the son/daughter of Farmers to have a Free Primary and Secondary Education in their Respective Provinces”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This act shall be known as “Libreng Edukasyon para sa mga anak ng Magsasaka Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall give recognition to the hardship of our fellow farmers. Provided, that they give free education to their sons/daughters primary and secondary education on all public schools in their respective provinces. Furthermore, the state shall grant support and assistance in their studies.
Section 3.Definition of Terms:
(a.) Free Education – a no cost education on all public schools in provinces where the farmer’s children lives.
(b.) Primary and Secondary education – starting from kinder up to 4th year high school where the children of farmers are granted for free education.
Section 4 Qualification: Those whose father/mother is working as farmer/s are qualified to receive the free education given by the government. Likewise, the necessary support and assistance they need to pursue their studies are to be given also by the government, most specially the DepEd and/or other concern body.
Section 5.Condition: Those children of the farmers who are given the chance for free education shall persevere their studies until they reach the day of their graduation.
Section 6.Appropriation. The amount or expenses required for the execution of this Act shall take its charges from the government, most specially the DepEd and/or other concern body.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this Act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in EDUCATION | 10 Comments »
“An Act Giving More Value to Public School Teachers”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short Title – This Act shall be known as “Value for P.S.T. Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall recognize the hardship and loyalty of all public school teachers. Also, the state should give more benefits and/or incentives to public school teachers in order for them to stay in the country to instruct, guide and educate the increasing number of students. Furthermore, the state should constitute in controlling the shortage of teachers in the country.
Section 3 Definition of Terms:
(a.) Benefits and/or incentives – credits to be given to P.S.T., may be in the form of increased amount of bonus or salary.
(b.) Shortage of teachers – lowering number of public school teachers.
Section 4.Role of the Government – The Government shall provide the necessary benefits and/or incentives in order to lessen the number of P.S.T. who resigns their jobs; Provided, That P.S.T. shall also be encourage not to resign their positions as teachers so that more student can be educated.
Section 5.Role of Teachers – Teachers who are well educated shall be provided with the proper respect they needed and they should be given assistance and support to advance their way of teaching to enable them to competently educate their students.
Section 6.Personnel Incentives – All P.S.T. who performs well in their jobs shall receive benefits and/or incentives coming from the sector/s of the Government which has connection with this Act.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in EDUCATION | 5 Comments »
“An Act Establishing the Conservation of Electricity in Urban or Rural Areas”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This Act shall be known as “Conserving Electricity Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – It is the policy of the state to establish the conservation of electricity. The state shall comprise every urban or rural area to participate in this Act.
Section 3.Definition of terms:
(a.) Conservation of electricity – lessening of the usage of electrical energy.
(b.) Urban or Rural area – places where the conservation starts; participants.
Section 4.Coverage – This Act shall test its effectivity on enforcing the rural or urban area to participate in conserving electricity. In this case the Department of Energy and the suppliers of electrical charges can take note of the effect of conserving electricity.
Section 5.Implementations. The implementation of this Act shall be acknowledged to the office of the President or to the Department of Energy or to the companies supplying electricity in the country to avoid conflicts and misunderstandings.
Section 6.Rules:
(a.) The urban or rural area shall participate in the test of conserving electricity to know if the society can gain benefit from it.
(b.) The Department of energy or companies supplying electricity shall take note on the before and after effect of conserving electricity.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in ENERGY | 3 Comments »
“An Act Establishing the Conservation of Electricity in Urban or Rural Areas”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short title – This Act shall be known as “Conserving Electricity Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – It is the policy of the state to establish the conservation of electricity. The state shall comprise every urban or rural area to participate in this Act.
Section 3.Definition of terms:
(a.) Conservation of electricity – lessening of the usage of electrical energy.
(b.) Urban or Rural area – places where the conservation starts; participants.
Section 4.Coverage – This Act shall test its effectivity on enforcing the rural or urban area to participate in conserving electricity. In this case the Department of Energy and the suppliers of electrical charges can take note of the effect of conserving electricity.
Section 5.Implementations. The implementation of this Act shall be acknowledged to the office of the President or to the Department of Energy or to the companies supplying electricity in the country to avoid conflicts and misunderstandings.
Section 6.Rules:
(a.) The urban or rural area shall participate in the test of conserving electricity to know if the society can gain benefit from it.
(b.) The Department of energy or companies supplying electricity shall take note on the before and after effect of conserving electricity.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in ENERGY | 2 Comments »
“An Act Establish the Use of Solar Power to Lessen Electricity Charge”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short Title – This Act shall be known as “Use of Solar Power Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall uphold to establish the use of Solar Power Plants. Furthermore, the state should constitute to build Solar Power Plants in order for its citizen to lessen their electricity charge. In short, they would have an alternative source of electricity to be use.
Section 3.Definition of Terms:
(a.) Solar Power – energy coming from the heat of the sun that would be converted into electricity.
(b.) Power Plants – companies that would be responsible in converting Solar Power into electricity.
Section 4.Coverage – This Act shall be tested in a small town or barangay in order for the Solar Power Plants to test its effectivity of supplying converted Solar Power into electricity. Use of converted Solar Power shall undergo observations and guidelines from the Department of energy and later be authorized as the qualified implements of the society.
Section 5.Appropriations. The amount necessary for the implementation of this Act shall be charge against the current year’s appropriation of the Department of Energy and other departments concern or would sponsor this Act.
Section 6.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 7.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 8.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in ENERGY | 4 Comments »
“An Act Protecting the Habitat of All Wildlife Creatures”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short Title – This Act shall be known as “Protecting the Wildlife Creatures Act”
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state is the primary concern in keeping the creatures of the wild protected. The state shall provide proper protection of the habitat of the wildlife creatures in order for them to survive safe and sound. Furthermore, the state shall maintain the security of all wildlife creatures for them to produce more of their kinds; their habitats should be preserve to sustain the needs of the creatures.
Section 3.Definition of Terms:
(a.) Wildlife creatures – animals that are freely living in the wild life or forests.
(b.) Habitat – the natural home of animals.
Section 4.Role of Government and other concern body – The Government shall provide the essential needs for protecting the wildlife creatures’ habitat. The Government shall release funds in accordance to the protection of habitat to prolong the survival of every creature living in the wild.
Section 5.Mandate – Every citizen or family/ies whose houses are built near the vicinity of the animals’ habitat is hereby mandated to take good care of the place where the animals hibernate.
But also, any concerned citizen of the Republic who’s willing to join the preservation of the wildlife’s habitat is hereby allowed to participate.
Section 6.Sanctions or Penalties – Those who will be seen violating this Act shall be given rightful sanctions or penalties by the authorities.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES | 4 Comments »
“An Act Assigning All Barangays along the Pasig River to participate in an “Ilog ay Linisin, Buhay ay Pagandahin Campaign”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short Title – This act shall be known as “Pasig River Cleanliness Act of 2008”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – It is the policy of the State, consistent with the Constitution, to protect and advance the right of the people to a balanced and healthful ecology in accord with the rhythm and harmony of nature, to conserve and develop its natural resources so as to prevent environmental degradation and disaster, and sustain for the succeeding generations the natural wealth of the nation. Toward these ends, the State shall provide, maintain, protect, conserve and beautify the rivers most especially the Pasig river and promote to the highest degree possible the involvement of all barangays along the river in conservation and protection of it. The State shall likewise provide funds, seminars, tools and equipments and certificates to those involve barangays.
Section 3.Participants – All barangays located along Pasig river are strongly recommended to join the said campaign.
Section 4.Definition of Terms:
(a) Fund – budget to be given to Section 3 that are joining the said campaign.
(b) Seminars – program to be held at all barangays joining the campaign which would give them knowledge and information on how they will be able to clean and beautify the river.
(c) Tools and Equipments – are items used in the campaign.
(d) Certificate – recognition to the all participants of the said campaign.
Section 5.Allocation of Funds – Notwithstanding any provision of the law to the contrary, the annual City budget for any related campaign as defined in Section 4 (a), shall be allocated among Section 3.
Section 6.Budget Proposal – Every participating barangays should submit their budget proposal to their respective cities/municipalities.
Section 7.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 8.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 9.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES | 3 Comments »
“An Act Inviting All Members of the Family to Attend Monthly Seminars Regarding Family Issues and Other Related Topics”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short Title - This Act shall be known as “Family Matters Act”.
Section 2.Declaration of State Policies – The state shall be responsible in the awareness and welfare of family life. The state shall protect the family as the basic unit of society by means of nurturing them. Provide that the state would discuss issues and other related topics pertaining to strengthen the family.
Section 3.Assistance of Government Agencies – agencies of the gov’t shall set up seminars that will nurture the family about issues they might encounter/encountering. They should provide all the needs and facilities to be use in such seminars.
Section 4.Issues and Topic to be tackled – The seminars should only be concern in these topics/issues:
(a.) Family budgeting
(b.) Family bonding/relation
(c.) Family problems such as rebelling of children, parents quarrelling and others.
Any topics that are not related in any family issues shall be punished by law.
Section 5.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 6.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 7.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval.
Posted in YOUTH WOMEN AND FAMILY RELATIONS | 10 Comments »
“An Act to Educate the Youth to Avoid Early Pregnancy”
by
Gilbert B. dela Cruz
BSPE 3-1
Section 1.Short Title – This Act shall be known as “Avoiding Young pregnancy Act of 2008”.
Section 2 Declaration of State Policies – The state shall manifest the start of a good future for every citizen, most especially for the youth. This act is pursuing to educate the young men and women of today’s generation on how would they value themselves properly in order for them to gain self-esteem and spiritual connection.
Section 3.Definition of Terms:
(a.) Youth – pertaining to the young men and women.
(b.) Educate – to give knowledge to the youth on how to value their self, to be given aid by the different agencies or department of the government with connection to youth empowerment.
Section 4.Conditions:
(a.) They must be highly interested to be educated by professionals.
(b.) Must be willing to accept what the professionals would tell them in accordance of avoiding early pregnancy.
Section 5.Ways of Educating the Youth:
(a.) Through agencies and department of the government that has total connection with this act.
(b.) Through counseling, to let them share their inner thoughts about they know about pregnancy.
(c.) Through verbal and non-verbal activity, likewise thru media, to expose them to what would happen if ever they would be in the situation.
(d.) Most especially, through their parents where the sanctity and foundation of life starts.
Section 6.Separabilty Clause. If any provision coming from this act is declared unconstitutional, the remaining other provisions shall not be affected thereof shall continue to be in effect.
Section 7.Repealing Clause. All laws, decrees, orders, rules and regulations and other issuances parts thereof, which are inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed or amended accordingly.
Section 8.Effectivity Clause. This act would gain its effectivity upon approval
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Youth Congress 2008
Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Republic of the Philippines
Explanatory Note
“Provincial Justice and Human Rights Resource Center Act of 2008”
The bill seeks to establish Provincial Justice and Human Rights Resource centers that shall be task to integrate the promotion and protection of human rights in the implementation of the criminal justice system, in the conduct of local government and in local law enforcement through the help and manage by Public Attorney’s office.
This bill clearly holds the Justice and Human Rights Resource Center responsible in helping and explain the true value of an individual even you are in the province or remote area as long as you in the jurisdiction of the law.
It specifically enumerates the function.
Jessica Nadine C. Taduran
AN ACT
STRENGTHENING PHILIPPINE COMMITMENT TO HUMAN RIGHTS
PROMOTION AND PROTECTION BY ESTABLISHING PROVINCIAL
JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS RESOURCE CENTER
Section 1. The Provincial justice and human rights Resource Center shall
Integrate the promotion and protection of human rights.
a. The exercise of judicial power is vested not in Supreme Court alone,
But also in other lower courts under the Judicial Department.
b. Public Attorney’s Office and Local law through the help of local
Government establishes the offices of resource Center of justice and Human rights.
c. The local government having a additional offices wherein it is little
closer to the people of provinces most especially in remote area.
d. To ensure that the life of People is now closer to justice and their
rights.
Section 2. Function and Services. The public Attorney’s have a task to
associate or communicate and give some briefing about justice and Human rights,
this is the start to fight their rights and they are people from government helping
them to get justice. This Act promote the good and better society to be start in
provincial area.
Section 3. Implementing Rules. The Judicial Department in
coordination with the concerned sectors and entities shall promulgate the rules and
regulation to implement this Act within 12 months after its affectivity.
Section 4. Repealing Clause. All laws, orders, issuances, rules and
regulation or parts thereof in within the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed,
modified or amended accordingly.
Section 5. Separability Clause. The independence of this act means
The power to try, to hear and to render decisions free from influence or interference
of the political branches. If any part of this act is held invalid or unconstitutional,
the other parts or provisions thereof not affected thereby shall remain valid and
effective.
Section 6. Effectivity Clause. This act shall effect six (6) months
from its services office in at least three (3) branches of Resource Center in any
provincial area wherein Judicial Department give the effectiveness of this Act.
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YOUTH CONGRESS
MARIA LEIZANDRA L. DAYANDAYAN
AN ACT TO DEVELOP AN INDUSTRIOUS, SELF RELIANT GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AN INNOVATIVE PUBLIC SERVANTS AND PRODUCTIVE POST-SERVICE CITIZENRY
Section 1. Short Title. - This Act shall be called Government Employees Entrepreneurship Development Act of 2008
Section 2. Declaration of Policy. The State should maintain strong human an intellectual capacity to ensure that its public servant enjoy a more decent life even when they are already retired. The introduction and presence of every cooperative should be the main concern of the state as it will greatly boast the basic nature of development and nation building.
Section 3. Objectives – (a) To maintain and push for the creation of programs aims at alleviating the plight of small and medium enterprises; and (b) To make sure that the government employees are successful in their own fields and using their knowledge in in-service and post-service situation.
Section 4. Establishment of Entrepreneurial Training Programs. – The government concerned agencies shall hold various training and programs related to entrepreneurship for their employees which are in in-service and post-service. Resource speakers and ten academe with proven skills and expertise and entrepreneurship shall be tapped from among government agencies.
Section 5. Establishment of Cooperatives and Loan Association. – All government agencies concerned shall promote and support the establishment of cooperatives and loan association in their respective offices so as to recognize, protect and uphold the basic rights of employees to organize cooperatives and loan association to generate additional income for their members and to develop their business skills. Such cooperatives shall be requested to retain employees’ membership even after their retirement. Such cooperatives shall also be given an option or a privilege to operate such income generating activities in any available government facilities provided that such activities will not go against their normal functions and duties.
Section 6. Networking with Government Financial Institutions. – The head of the agency shall sees to it that it always maintain its link with the government and financial institutions (GFI). To maintain source of fund for the entrepreneurial project of its ++employees. All GFIs should maintain a unit for a smooth and continuous operation.
Section 7. Creation of a Coordinating Council on Government Employees’ Entrepreneurship Development Program. – A coordinating Council on Government Employees Entrepreneurship Development Program shall be created which was head by the Chairperson of the Civil Service Commission and compose head of the following agencies namely: Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), Department of Budget and Management (DBM), The Commission on Audit (COA), The cooperative Development Authority (CDA), The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS), The Technology and Livelihood Resource Center (TLRC) and two representatives from Public Sector. This council shall be tasked in the preparation of clear and detailed programs in developing capabilities in running a business, looking for a source of fund and to strictly monitor program implementation.
Section 8. Post-service Assistance. – Government agencies concerned shall grant assistance for compensation to their retirees and include this to be the function of their Human Resource Department.
Section 9. Implementing Rules and Regulations. – The Civil Service Commission in coordination with various stakeholders shall promulgate rules and regulations needed to implement every provision of this Act.
Section 10. Separability Clause. – If any section of this Act was found unconstitutional such shall not affect any other section or provision of this Act.
Section 11. Repealing Clause. – All laws, presidential decree and other executive order or parts thereof which are contradictory with this Act are hereby repaled or modified accordingly.
Section 12. Effectivity Clause. – This Act shall take effect fifteen days after its publication in the Official Gazette or in a national newspaper of general circulation.
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