CENTRAL MINDANAO – Pinalawak pa ang konsultasyon ng Bangsamoro government sa 63 mga barangays sa North Cotabato na sakop na ngayon ng Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM).
Nanguna sa dayalogo sina Datu Randy Karon Alhaj, miyembro ng Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) at chairman ng Peace and Security Committee kasama si Atty. Suharto Ambolodto, BTA member at deputy minority floor leader.
Dumalo sa pagpupulong at konsultasyon ang mga barangay officials ng 13 barangaya ng Midsayap, North Cotabato, mga NGOs, at mga residente na ginanap sa Brgy Kapinpilan sa bayan ng Midsayap.
Ayon kay Datu Randy Karon ang ginanap na South Western Midsayap Consultative Meeting of the Prospects and Challeges on Migration to BARMM ay para ipaalam umano sa taongbayan ang hatid na kabutihan ng Bangsamoro government.
Binigyan din ng pagkakataon ang mga opisyal ng barangay at mga residente na makapagtanong hinggil sa bagong gobyerno na pinamumunuan ni BARMM Chief Minister Murad Ibrahim.
Ang 13 barangay sa bayan ng Midsayap ay sakop na ngayon ng BARMM pagkatapos manalo sa ginanap na plebisito ng Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) at sa matagumpay na usapang pangkapayapaan sa pagitan ng gobyerno at Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).
Kinompirma rin ni Haron na sa 63 mga barangay ng North Cotabato ay bubuo ng tatlong bayan sa ilalim ng BARMM.
Bago sumapit ang 2022 election ay kailangan na mayroon nang nabuong tatlong bayan o munisipyo.
Pansamantala namang hihirangin ng Bangsamoro government ang mga uupong mayors, vice-mayors at mga miyembro ng sangguniang bayan na temporaryong mamahala sa tatlong bayan.
Halimbawa nito ang 13 mga barangay ng Midsayap ay bubuo ng isang munisipyo o local government unit (LGU) na tatawagin na Sultan Tambilawan municipality.
Ang mga hihirangin na uupong local officials ay magmumula rin sa bubuuin na bayan.
Umaasa si Haron at Ambolodto na magkakaisa ang lahat, Muslim man, Kristiyano at lumad tungo sa matagal nang minimithing kaunlaran at kapayapaan sa Mindanao kung saan abot kamay na umano ngayon dahil sa nabuong BARMM.
https://www.bomboradyo.com/konsultasyon-patuloy-sa-63-brgys-sa-north-cotabato-na-sinakop-ng-barmm/
Monday, September 23, 2019
Palace, House leaders OK list of priority bills
The Legislative-Executive Coordinating Council (LECC) has come up with an initial list of priority measures that would be included in President Rodrigo Duterte’s legislative agenda.
House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez said on Sunday that among the bills that will be discussed for immediate approval upon recommendation of Congress and Cabinet officials are the Salary Standardization Law 5 for civilian state workers, the creation of the Department of Overseas Filipino Workers, postponement of the barangay (village) and Sangguniang Kabataan (Youth Council) polls, and free legal assistance to members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
Romualdez, who heads the House Committee on Rules, said lawmakers were waiting for the final list of priority measures.
“We are committed to expeditiously act on these measures. We will continue to work in harmony with the Senate and Cabinet members to pursue and realize President Duterte’s desire of ensuring a comfortable life for Filipinos,” Romualdez said.
The House of Representatives last week passed House Bill 4228, or the “General Appropriations Bill,” which proposes a P4.1-trillion national budget for 2020.
Romualdez said House leaders would “exhaust all means possible” to ensure that the executive and the legislative departments were one in discussing the priority and certified bills in the 18th Congress.
He added that the House leadership was eyeing the passage of the common legislative measures before Congress adjourns in December.
https://www.manilatimes.net/2019/09/23/news/top-stories/palace-house-leaders-ok-list-of-priority-bills/620255/
House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez said on Sunday that among the bills that will be discussed for immediate approval upon recommendation of Congress and Cabinet officials are the Salary Standardization Law 5 for civilian state workers, the creation of the Department of Overseas Filipino Workers, postponement of the barangay (village) and Sangguniang Kabataan (Youth Council) polls, and free legal assistance to members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
Romualdez, who heads the House Committee on Rules, said lawmakers were waiting for the final list of priority measures.
“We are committed to expeditiously act on these measures. We will continue to work in harmony with the Senate and Cabinet members to pursue and realize President Duterte’s desire of ensuring a comfortable life for Filipinos,” Romualdez said.
The House of Representatives last week passed House Bill 4228, or the “General Appropriations Bill,” which proposes a P4.1-trillion national budget for 2020.
Romualdez said House leaders would “exhaust all means possible” to ensure that the executive and the legislative departments were one in discussing the priority and certified bills in the 18th Congress.
He added that the House leadership was eyeing the passage of the common legislative measures before Congress adjourns in December.
https://www.manilatimes.net/2019/09/23/news/top-stories/palace-house-leaders-ok-list-of-priority-bills/620255/