Doble-kayod si Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte upang matulungan ang kaniyang mga constituent at mapaganda ang estado ng pamumuhay ng mga ito.

Mula Oktubre 2022 hanggang ngayong buwan, nakapagbigay na ang tanggapan ni Duterte ng ayuda sa may 36,000 residente ng unang distrito ng siyudad kabilang ang mga senior citizen, persons with disabilities, pasyente at mga estudyante.

Nasimulan na rin ang 37 infrastructure project sa itinulak ni Duterte gaya ng pagpapatayo ng fire station, multi-purpose building, evacuation center, kalsada, water at drainage system.

Namahagi kamakailan ang Congressional District Office ng inyong Kuya Pulong sa Davao City ng ayuda para sa may halos 600 Dabawenyo na underemployed o nawalan ng trabaho.

Sa pakikipagtulungan sa Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), muling naipagkaloob ang cash assistance mula sa Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) sa mga karapat-dapat na mabenepisyuhan nito.

Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte has been busy attending to the needs of his constituents to uplift their lives.

From October 2022 up to this month, Duterte’s office has provided various types of assistance to some 36,000 residents in the first district of Davao City including indigent senior citizens, persons with disabilities, patients, and students.

Duterte also initiated the implementation of 37 infrastructure projects including the construction of a fire station, multi-purpose buildings, evacuation centers, roads, and water and drainage systems.

DAVAO CITY – First Congressional District Representative Paolo Duterte has released on Sunday his accomplishments from October 2022 to March 2023 as a second-term member of the House of Representatives.

The lawmaker highlighted the 39 House Bills he had authored, of which one was enacted into law, while others are still pending in the different committees in the House and some were already sent and received by the Senate for reading.

Among his proposed measures are 04696 and 02384, an act protecting senior citizens from violence and providing them opportunities, respectively; 05074, an act providing Filipinos’ free annual medical checkups; and 06743, an act where parents of children with disability will get a monthly subsidy.

DAVAO CITY – First Congressional District Representative Paolo Duterte has released on Sunday his accomplishments from October 2022 to March 2023 as a second-term member of the House of Representatives.

The lawmaker highlighted the 39 House Bills he had authored, of which one was enacted into law, while others are still pending in the different committees in the House and some were already sent and received by the Senate for reading.

Davao City Rep. Paolo Z. Duterte released on Saturday, March 18, his accomplishments from October 2022 to March 2023 as a member of the House of Representatives on his second term.

Duterte authored 39 House bills, one of which was enacted into law. Others are still pending in different committees in the House and some have been sent and received by the Senate for reading.

Among his House bills are 4696 and 2384, an act protecting senior citizens from violence and providing them opportunities, respectively; 5074, an act providing Filipinos free annual medical checkups; and 6743, an act where parents of children with disability will get a monthly subsidy

ASPIRING lawyers can complete their legal education for free in state universities and colleges (SUCs) in exchange for working in the government for two years after they pass the bar exams under a bill at the House of Representatives.

House Bill (HB) No. 7433 filed by Reps. Paolo Duterte of Davao City, Eric Yap of Benguet and Edvic Yap (PL, ACT-CIS) is meant to address the shortfall of practicing lawyers in the country which, according to them, “undermines the legal representation of every Filipino, and overall, the national justice system.

“Our proposal, which is consistent with programs that advocate public service to graduates, includes a mandatory two-year return service program for scholars after passing their bar exams, in a bid to encourage more lawyers to serve in Government,” Duterte said.

Mabibigyan na ng pagkakataon ang mga nais mag-abogado pero walang pantustos dahil makakakuha na sila ng libreng edukasyon sa batas sa mga State Universities and Colleges (SUCs ) sa bansa, kapalit ng pagtratrabaho sa gobyerno sa loob ng 2 taon kapag nakapasa na sila sa Bar Exams.

Ito ay sakaling mapagtibay bilang batas ang House Bill (HB) 433 “Free Legal Education in SUCs“ ni 1st District Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte.

Sinabi ni Duterte na sa pamamagitan ng HB 433 ay matutugunan ang kakulangan sa mga abogado sa bansa para kumatawan sa mga Pilipinong nangangailangan o sa pangkalahatan ay ang pambansang sistema ng hustisya.

A group of congressmen have filed a measure that, if enacted, would provide free legal education to aspiring lawyers in state universities and colleges (SUCs) in exchange for working in the government for two years after they pass the bar exams.

Davao City 1st district Rep. Paolo Duterte, Benguet lone district Rep. Eric Yap and ACT-CIS Party-list Rep. Edvic Yap jointly penned and filed House Bill (HB) No.7433, titled, "An Act promoting access to quality legal education by providing for free tuition and other school fees in state universities and colleges and appropriating funds therefor".

They proposed the measure to address the shortfall of practicing lawyers in the country, which, according to them, “undermines the legal representation of every Filipino, and overall, the national justice system".

Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte and two other lawmakers have jointly filed a bill that will provide free legal education in State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) in exchange for working in the government for two years after passing the bar.

Duterte, Benguet Rep. Eric Yap, and ACT-CIS party-list Rep. Edvic Yap said the proposal will address the shortfall of practicing lawyers in the country, which “undermines the legal representation of every Filipino, and overall, the national justice system.”

The coverage of House Bill 7433 will be limited to students from indigent families.

ASPIRING lawyers can complete their legal education for free in state universities and colleges (SUCs) in exchange for working in the government for two years after they pass the bar exams, once a bill filed at the House of Representatives becomes law.

Along with Benguet Rep. Eric Yap and ACT-CIS Partylist Rep. Edvic Yap, Davao City 1st District Representative Paolo Duterte proposed the measure to address the shortfall of practicing lawyers in the country, which, according to them, “undermines the legal representation of every Filipino, and overall, the national justice system.”

Itinulak ni Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte at dalawang iba pang kongresista ang pagbibigay ng libreng pag-aaral ng abogasya sa mga State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) kapalit ng dalawang taong pagseserbisyo sa gobyerno.

Sinabi nina Duterte, Benguet Rep. Eric Yap at ACT-CIS party-list Rep. Edvic Yap na matutugunan ng House Bill 7433 ang kakulangan ng mga abogado sa bansa. Ang libreng pag-aaral ay ibibigay lamang sa mga mahihirap na estudyante.

Ayon sa mga may-akda ng panukala, sa kasalukuyan ay hindi kasali ang graduate studies sa saklaw ng Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act (RA 10931) na nagbibigay ng libreng matrikula sa mga SUC at local universities and colleges (LUCs).