The House of Representatives plans to focus on approving the remaining 26 of 52 priority administration bills during the second regular session of the 20th Congress. Majority Leader Ferdinand Alexander “Sandro” A. Marcos said in a statement that the chamber has already passed 26 measures, representing half of the target, during the first regular session. He added that the House will work on securing approval for the rest as it reconvenes for the second regular session.
Marcos’ remarks link the priority bills to measures previously agreed between the legislative and executive branches through the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (Ledac). The sources describe these Ledac-endorsed bills as including structural reforms meant to support broader government priorities. The House is therefore proceeding from an established mid-session accomplishment—passing half of the priority package—toward completion of the remaining bills in the next legislative term.
