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House to prioritize passage of Ledac measures
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House to prioritize passage of Ledac measures

The House of Representatives, led by Majority Leader Sandro Marcos, announced its commitment to passing the remaining 26 out of 52 priority administration bills during the 20th Congress's second regular session. Marcos stated that the House has already approved 26 of these bills and plans to maintain this momentum. Among the pending measures are the Cybersecurity Act, a bill restricting state contracts for relatives of officials, amendments to the Cooperative Code, and a proposal for National Thanksgiving Day. Other bills related to government transparency, immigration reform, and small business support are under review or awaiting committee reports.

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House to prioritize passage of Ledac measures

The House of Representatives, led by Majority Leader Sandro Marcos, announced its commitment to passing the remaining 26 out of 52 priority administration bills during the 20th Congress's second regular session. Marcos stated that the House has already approved 26 of these bills and plans to maintain this momentum. Among the pending measures are the Cybersecurity Act, a bill restricting state contracts for relatives of officials, amendments to the Cooperative Code, and a proposal for National Thanksgiving Day. Other bills related to government transparency, immigration reform, and small business support are under review or awaiting committee reports.

Bias read (Center): The article presents information about the legislative agenda of the Marcos administration without overtly favoring any particular political faction. It provides factual updates on the status of priority bills and quotes officials neutrally, without evident ideological slant or emphasis on specific党

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