Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte and three other lawmakers have jointly filed a measure seeking to regulate parking fees.

In House Bill 5671, Duterte, Benguet Rep. Eric Yap, and ACT-CIS Representatives Edvic Yap and Jeffrey Soriano underscored the importance of regulating parking fees to avoid “anti-consumer practices.”

“While a number of consumer-friendly establishments do not charge customers with parking fees, some charge theirs with unreasonably expensive parking fees,” the authors said. “Absent such legislations regulating parking fees, the parking operators continue to exhibit anti-consumer practices since consumers are left with no choice but to enter these adhesive contracts.”

NANINIWALA si Davao City 1st Dist. Rep. Paolo Duterte na ang pagkakaloob ng libreng serbisyong legal sa “men and women in uniform” partikular ang ipinagharap ng kaso na mayroong kaugnayan sa pagganap lamang ng kani-kanilang tungkulin ay malaking ‘morale booster’ sa mga ito.

Bukod dito, binigyan-diin ng Davao City lawmaker na tiyak na magiging mas ganado rin sa kanilang pagtatrabaho ang mga kasapi ng Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), the Philippine National Police (PNP) at iba pang law enforcement agencies kapag batid nilang handa silang tulungan ng pamahalaan na may kaugnayan sa usaping legal.

“Free legal assistance will strengthen our uniformed personnel’s morale, safeguarding them from unfortunate circumstances that may come with performing their sworn duties. This free legal assistance, in the premise that is not misused, could serve as an incentive and boost productivity,” giit pa ni Duterte.

Davao City 1st District Representative Paolo Duterte has sought the grant of tax incentives to doctors volunteering their services for free to indigent patients as a way of recognizing their “selfless and committed” efforts in helping provide quality healthcare to Filipinos.

Under House Bill (HB) No. 5672, Duterte and three other lawmakers have proposed that physicians continuously rendering pro bono services to poor patients be given tax credits to be deducted from their gross income

Following the approval of the Magna Carta for Barangay Health Workers at the House of Representatives, a lawmaker is now pushing for magna cartas for Day Care Workers and Barangay Nutrition Scholars.

BHW Partylist Representative Angelica Co stressed that the proposed measures are key to social justice for workers at the barangay level and has merited the same resounding yesses in the House given to landmark Virology Institute and HEART bills.

Davao City 1st district Rep. Paolo Duterte is leading a push to grant tax incentives to doctors volunteering their services for free to indigent patients as a way of recognizing their “selfless and committed” efforts in helping provide quality healthcare to Filipinos.

For this purpose, Duterte filed House Bill (HB) No. 5672, or the proposed Act giving tax credit to physicians rendering pro bono services to poor patients.

The University of the Philippines’ (UP) latest estimates show that on the average, there are 3.7 doctors in the country for every 10,000 Filipinos, which is way below the World Health Organization (WHO)- prescribed ratio of 1 for every 1,000 (or 10 for every 10,000 people).

Itinulak ni Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte ang pagbibigay ng tax break sa mga doktor na boluntaryong nagbibigay ng serbisyo sa mga mahihirap na pasyente.

Ayon kay Duterte, ang pagbibigay ng tax incentive ay isang paraan upang kilalanin ang kabutihang ginagawa ng mga doktor upang makapaghatid ng de kalidad na serbisyo sa mga walang pambayad.

Sa House Bill 5672 na akda nina Duterte, Benguet Rep. Eric Yap at ACT-CIS partylist Representatives Edvic Yap at Jeffrey Soriano, kinilala ang mga doktor na tumutulong umano sa mga mahihirap may pandemya man o wala.

Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte has filed a measure seeking to grant tax incentives to doctors volunteering their services for free to indigent patients.

Duterte said the tax break is a way of recognizing their “selfless and committed” efforts in helping provide quality healthcare to poor Filipinos.

In House Bill 5672, Duterte along with his co-authors Benguet Rep. Eric Yap and ACT-CIS party-list Representatives Edvic Yap and Jeffrey Soriano, lauded doctors who, with or without the pandemic, have “braved the frontlines” to be able to extend their services for free to underprivileged and marginalized Filipinos.

DAVAO City First District Representative Paolo Duterte is urging the Senate to pass its counterpart Bill, which would provide free legal assistance to men and women in uniform facing charges.

House Bill (HB) 6509, a consolidation of the bill jointly filed by Duterte and Benguet Rep. Eric Yap, along with other similar measures, covers military and uniformed personnel (MUP) of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP), and the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG).

The bill was recently passed on its third and final reading at the Lower House.

Manila, Philippines – Bilang pagkilala sa mga doktor na gumagamot sa mga mahihirap, isinulong ni Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte na mabigyan ng tax incentives ang mga ito.

Ito ng nilalaman ng House Bill (HB) No. 5672 na inihain ni Duterte at tatlo pang kongresista nang sa gayun ay mabigyan ng tax credits ang mga doktor na gumagamot sa mga mahihirap at hindi nagpapabayad.

Kasama ni Duterte na naghain ng panukala sina Benguet Rep. Eric Yap at ACT-CIS Partylist Reps. Edvic Yap at Jeffrey Soriano na ang pagtuturing sa mga doktor na hindi nagpapayad sa mga pasyenteng mahihirap bago pa man ang pandemya ay “have braved the frontlines.”

Sa 2023, tinataya ng mga eksperto na mananatiling positibo ang paglago ng ekonomiya ng bansa. Ang isa sa mga magsasalba sa ekonomiya sa gitna ng mataas na presyo ng mga bilihin at iba pang pagsubok na maaring dumating ay ang ating mga overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).

Ang mga OFWs natin ang nakatulong para manatiling matatag ang ekonomiya ng bansa kahit na may pandemya at mga lockdown na nagpatigil noon sa pagpapatakbo ng maraming negosyo. Noong taon ng pandemya ng 2020, ang pinadalang cash remittance ng mga OFWs ay umabot sa halos $30 billion, at tumaas pa sa $31.42 billion ng sumunod na taon.

The Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers (TUPAD) program of Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte has fulfilled its promise of providing economic assistance to his constituents, particularly during the holiday season.

Records at the congressman’s office showed that residents of 54 barangays in his first legislative district in Davao City have received their cash assistance under the TUPAD program before the year ended.

PINAGKALOOBAN ng tulong ni Davao City Rep. Paolo “Pulong” Duterte ang mahigit 8,000 barangay functionaries sa kanyang distrito kamakailan.

Ito’y sa pamamagitan ng isang gift giving activity na dinaluhan ng Barangay Force Multipliers sa unang distrito ng Davao City.