MANILA – Davao City 1st District Rep. Paolo Duterte on Sunday underscored the importance of creating an additional division in the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) to further improve the quasi-judicial body’s handling of labor cases.

Duterte and Rep. Eric Yap of the lone district of Benguet have filed House Bill (HB) No. 4958, establishing an additional division in the NLRC “in support of its mission to resolve labor disputes in the fairest, quickest, least expensive and most effective way possible.”

In a bid to hasten the resolution of labor-related disputes, Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte and Benguet Rep. Eric Yap have filed a bill seeking to create a division of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) in Davao.

The lawmakers said that increasing the NLRC divisions from eight to nine is “in support of its mission to resolve labor disputes in the fairest, quickest, least expensive, and most effective way possible.”

Isinusulong ng ilang kongresista ang paglikha ng karagdagang dibisyon sa National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) para higit pang mapabuti ang accomplishment rate sa pagresolba sa mga alitan na may kaugnayan sa paggawa.

Sa inihaing House Bill No. 4958 nina Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte at Benguet Rep. Eric Yap, sinabi ng mga ito na ang pagtatatag ng karagdagang dibisyon sa NLRC ay bilang suporta sa misyon nito na lutasin ang mga alitan sa paggawa sa pinakamabilis, hindi magastos at pinakamabisang paraan.

Mahigpit na pinaalalahanan nina Davao City 1st District Representative Paolo Duterte at Benguet Representative Eric Yap ang Department of Transportation (DOTr) na isama sa ihahandang proposed 2024 budget ang gastusin pondo para sa pag-upgrade ng airport security facility at equipments.

Salig sa inihaing House Resolution 921, tinukoy ng dalawang solon na mula ng lumuwag ang COVID-19 restrictions ay dumami ang mga bumibiyaheng pasahero.

Three lawmakers are seeking a measure that would protect fur babies and livestock from bad vets who face fines of up to P250,000 and could lose their license to practice, apart from paying damages for the harm they caused.

Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte, Benguet Rep. Eric Yap, and Anti-Crime and Terrorism Community Involvement and Support party-list Rep. Edvic Yap filed House Bill No. 7896, which would also require veterinarians to avail of malpractice insurance for possible damage claims

MANILA – Rep. Paolo Duterte has filed a bill seeking to establish another division of the Court of Appeals (CA) in Mindanao to be stationed in Davao City.

Duterte said his proposed measure, House Bill (HB) 7895, is in pursuit of speedy disposition of cases, including the declogging of the CA divisions’ court dockets, and of increasing access to the CA services.

If enacted into law, the Court of Appeals in Davao City would have jurisdiction over cases originating from the 11th and 12th Judicial Regions.

To better protect house pets and other animals from veterinary malpractices, Davao City First District Representative Paolo “Pulong” Duterte has filed a measure which aims to institutionalize the penalties of fine, cancellation of license to practice and revocation of permit to operate to veterinarians found committing veterinary malpractice to increase deterrence in committing the said act.

The proposed House Bill 7896, or the Anti-Veterinary Malpractice Act of 2023, also seeks to require veterinarians to avail of malpractice insurance to answer for any claims of damages arising from the act or omission perpetrated by them resulting to injury or loss of life to any animal.

Good news pet lovers!

To better protect house pets and other animals from veterinary malpractices, Rep. Paolo “Manong Pulong” Duterte has filed a proposed measure which aims to institutionalize the penalties of fine, cancellation of license to practice and revocation of permit to operate to veterinarians found committing veterinary malpractice to increase deterrence in committing the said act.

House Bill No. 7896, or the Anti-Veterinary Malpractice Act of 2023, also seeks to require veterinarians to avail of malpractice insurance to answer for any claims of damages arising from the act or omission perpetrated by them resulting to injury or loss of life to any animal.

MANILA, Philippines — A lawmaker has filed a measure at the House of Representatives that he said will better regulate and improve the practice of veterinary medicine in the country, including the imposition of penalties and stricter monitoring of veterinarians who commit malpractice.

Rep. Paolo Duterte (Davao City, 1st District) on Tuesday filed House Bill No. 7896, or the Anti-Veterinary Malpractice Act of 2023, which seeks to institutionalize penalties— including the cancellation of their license to practice— against veterinarians found to have committed malpractice.

DAVAO City 1st Congressional District Representative Paolo “Manong Pulong” Duterte has filed a proposed measure which aims to institutionalize the penalties of fine, cancellation of license to practice and revocation of permit to operate to veterinarians found committing veterinary malpractice to increase deterrence in committing the said act.

House Bill No. 7896, or the Anti-Veterinary Malpractice Act of 2023, also seeks to require veterinarians to avail of malpractice insurance to answer for any claims of damages arising from the act or omission perpetrated by them resulting to injury or loss of life to any animal.

Davao City—Two members of the House of Representatives filed a resolution urging the Department of Transportation (DOTr) to check the status of airports and their security facilities to reduce inconvenience and avoid congestion.

Rep. Paolo Duterte (Davao City First Congressional District) and Rep. Eric Yap (Lone District, Benguet) urged the DOTr to check on the country’s airports “to lessen congestion in passenger terminals and heighten measures on ensuring public safety.”

DAVAO CITY – Over 60 families affected by a recent fire here received immediate assistance from the Office of First Congressional District Representative Paolo ‘Pulong’ Duterte.

The First Congressional District Office noted around 66 families currently staying at Shanghai Gym, Matina Aplaya received heavy meals on April 21 and food packs the following day.