Sen. Bong Revilla slammed the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) for allegedly underutilizing a total of P 118 billion budget for flood control programs, according to a report by the Commission on Audit (COA).
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Sen. Bong Revilla, Jr. yesterday grilled Bureau of Corrections (BuCOr) Chief Nicanor Faeldon about the thwarted release of former Calauan, Laguna Mayor and convicted rapist Antonio Sanchez.
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Sen. Bong Revilla has filed a new bill seeking to provide additional benefits and privileges to solo parents in the country, particularly to provide discounts from milk formula, supplements, diapers, medicines, vaccines, clothing, school supplies, and other necessities.
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Sen. Bong Revilla has filed Senate Bill No. 649, the "Prevention of Adolescent Pregnancy Act of 2019" which will address what is described by the National Economic and Development Authority as a "national social emergency."
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Daycare Workers all over the country will soon become regular government employees.
This is the main objective of Senate Bill No. 299 or the Magna Carta for Daycare Workers filed by Sen. Bong Revilla. If passed into law, the veteran senator's bill shall also guarantee all day care workers security of tenure, a living wage and social benefits, cost of living allowance, hazard pay, overtime pay, and trainings, among others.
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Just months after the enactment of a law providing a P15,000-monthly increase to Filipino war veterans, another round of increase is being proposed to be granted to them, their dependents included this time.
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The Senate Committee on Public Information and Mass Media is eliciting position papers and comments from different individuals, experts, sectors and organizations as reference for the forthcoming hearings.
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Individuals, groups and organizations opposing the controversial EDSA Provincial Bus Ban earned the support of Sen. Bong Revilla after the veteran legislator said that the move will not resolve grueling traffic affecting hundreds of thousands of passengers.
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A bill to provide credit assistance program to help newly-hired Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) financially provide for their families during the first three months of their employment has been filed in the senate.
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Basic first aid training should be mandatory for all tourism-oriented enterprises, non-government organizations and individual service providers to ensure the safety of local and foreign tourists visiting the country.
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