INIULAT ni Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez na naaprubahan na ng Kamara de Representantes ang 27 sa 28 na panukalang batas na nasa ilalim ng Common Legislative Agenda (CLA) sa ika-8 pagpupulong ng Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) nitong Huwebes.

Ang 28 panukala ay target na maaprubahan bago matapos ang ikatlong regular na sesyon ng ika-19 na Kongreso sa Hunyo.

“As of today (Thursday), we have acted on 27 out of the 28 LEDAC priority bills—a near-100% accomplishment rate,” ani Speaker Romualdez sa kanyang ulat kay Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

Dumalo sa pagpupulong sina Senate President Francis “Chiz” Escudero, mga miyembro ng Gabinete, at mga pangunahing lider ng Kongreso sa pangunguna ni House Majority Leader Manuel Jose “Mannix” M. Dalipe.

“This milestone reflects the House’s unwavering commitment to President Marcos’ call for legislative action that makes a difference in the lives of ordinary Filipinos. These are not just bills—they are real solutions to real problems,” diin ni Speaker Romualdez, kasabay ng muling pagtitiyak na suportado ng Kamara ang mga mahahalagang reporma para sa Bagong Pilipinas.

Ayon sa status report, 12 panukala mula sa 27 LEDAC measures ang naisabatas na, kabilang ang: New Government Procurement Reform Act, Anti-Financial Account Scamming Act, Anti-Agricultural Economic Sabotage Act, VAT on Digital Transactions, Academic Recovery and Accessible Learning Program Act, Self-Reliant Defense Posture Revitalization Act, Philippine Maritime Zones Act, Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act, CREATE More, Enterprise-Based Education and Training Framework Act, at amyenda sa Agricultural Tariffication Act.

Ang panukalang amyenda sa EPIRA ay naging batas na noong Abril 18, habang ang Capital Markets Promotion Act ay naipadala sa Office of the President noong Abril 29 para sa lagda ng Pangulo.

Kasalukuyang nasa conference committee deliberation ang sumusunod: Blue Economy Act, amyenda sa Universal Health Care Act, Open Access in Data Transmission Act, E-Governance Act, Rationalization of Mining Fiscal Regime, at Foreign Investors’ Long-Term Lease Amendments.

Naipasa na ng Kamara sa ikatlo at pinal na pagbasa at naipadala sa Senado ang mga sumusunod: National Water Resources Act, amyenda sa Right-of-Way Act, National Citizens Service Training Program Act, Military and Uniformed Personnel Pension System Act, Water Treatment Technology Act, Single-use Plastic Bags Tax Act, Revised Government Auditing Act, at Immigration Modernization Act.

Sa 28 panukala ng LEDAC, tanging ang panukalang amyenda sa Agrarian Reform Law ang hindi pa natatapos ng Kamara.

Sa kabuuang 64 LEDAC measures mula nang magsimula ang ika-19 na Kongreso, 61 ang naaprubahan ng Kamara de Representantes.

Tatlong panukala na lamang ang natitira. Ito ang National Defense Act, Budget Modernization bill, at amyenda sa Agrarian Reform Law.

Tiniyak ni Speaker Romualdez kay Pangulong Marcos na mananatiling tapat ang Kamara sa layuning magpasa ng mga batas na magpapabuti sa araw-araw na pamumuhay ng mga Pilipino.

“Mr. President, since the beginning, the House of Representatives has remained steadfast in its efforts towards the passage of the identified LEDAC CLA priority measures,” aniya.

“As Congress resumes session on June 2, rest assured of our unwavering commitment to enacting key legislation that will bring tangible improvements in the lives of the Filipino people,” pagtatapos ni Speaker Romualdez.