Republic of the Philippines
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Quezon City, Metro Manila

FIFTEENTH CONGRESS,

INTRODUCED BY HON. REPS. AMADO S. BAGATSING, JESUS CRISPIN
C. REMULLA, PEDRO P. ROMUALDO, EDCEL C. LAGMAN, JUAN
EDGARDO ANGARA, TUPAY LOONG, EMIL L. ONG, ROY M. LOYOLA,
MARCELINO R. TEODORO, SR., CARLOS M. PADILLA, PANGALIAN M.
BALINDONG, ROGER G. MERCADO, CARMELO F. LAZATIN, ARNULFO-
F. GO, RADEN C. SAKALURAN, ANTONIO F. KHO, SIGFRIDO R. TINGA,
DC. BICHARA & LUIS VILLAFUERTE

EXPLANATORY NOTE

This bill seeks to provide a charter for Philippine Public Safety College
(PPSC) and to define its powers and duties

‘The Philippine Public Safety College was created pursuant to Section 66 of the
Republic Act 6975 otherwise known as the “Department of the Interior and Local
Government Act of 1990”, as the premier educational institution for the training,
human resource development and continuing education of all personnel of the
Philippine National Police (PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) and the Bureau of
Jail Management and Penology (BIMP).

Since PPSC is just a creation of a government agency, it does not have fiscal
autonomy and therefore its powers and functions are limited.

By giving PPSC a charter, it will have expanded powers, fiscal autonomy,
Through this bill it is aimed that our dedicated public
s, our frontline pol semen, firemen and jail guards will be better motivated,
educated and properly trained,

Foregoing considered, early approval of this bill is earnestly sought.

JESV9/CRISPIN C. REMULLA

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Republic of the Philippines
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Quezon City

FIFTEENTH CONGRESS
First Regular Session

HOUSE BILL NO. 316i

Introduced by REPS. AMADO S. BAGATSING, JESUS CRISPIN C. REMULLA, PEDRO P.
ROMUALDO, EDCEL C. LAGMAN, JUAN EDGARDO “SONNY” M. ANGARA, TUPAY T.
LOONG, EMIL |. ONG, ROY M. LOYOLA, MARCELINO R. TEODORO, SR., CARLOS M.
PADILLA, PANGALIAN M. BALINDONG, ROGER G. MERCADO, CARMELO F. LAZATIN,
ARNULFO F. GO, RADEN C. SAKALURAN, ANTONIO F. KHO, SIGFIDO R. TINGA, AL
FRANCIS DC. BICHARA & LUIS R. VILLAFUERTE

AN ACT
‘STRENGTHENING THE PHILIPPINE PUBLIC SAFETY COLLEGE SYSTEM AS THE
PREMIER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR TRAINING, HUMAN RESOURCE
DEVELOPMENT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION OF ALL POLICE, FIRE AND JAIL.
PERSONNEL, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress
Assembled:

SECTION 1. Short Title — This Act shall be known as the "Philippine Public Safety
College System Act of 2010.”

SEC. 2. Declaration of Policy. — It is hereby declared the policy of the State to
provide quality education and training in the field of public safety for the Philippine
National Police, Bureau of Fire Protection and the Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology, and to develop a highly competent police force that is national in scope, but
civilian in character, that shall be primarily tasked with enforcing the law, preventing and
controlling crimes, and ensuring public safety and internal security with the active
‘support of the community.

In this regard, the State shall endeavor to strengthen the Philippine Public Safety
College System's (PPSCS) institutional capacity by establishing policies which shall
promote the achievement of a more integrated education system that is responsive to
present-day requirements and standards of professional competence by granting PPSCS
academic freedom and autonomy as a chartered higher education institution.


SEC. 3. General Mandate. - The Philippine Public Safety College System,
hereinafter referred to as the College System, shall serve as the premier educational
institution for degree and non-degree programs, including training, human resources
development and continuing education, for all personnel of the Philippine National Police
(PNP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) and the Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology (BJMP), as well as personnel of the College System and other related agencies
and organizations.

SEC. 4. Composition of the College System. - The College System shall be
composed of the present Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA), the Fire National
Training Institute (FNTI), the Jail National Training Institute (JNTI), the Police National
Training Institute (PNTI), and its Regional Training Schools (RTSs), the National Police
College (NPC), the National Forensic Science Training Institute (NFSTI), and other
Institutes or Special Training Centers as may be created by the Board of Trustees.

SEC. 5, Administration. The College System shall have the general powers of a
corporation set forth in Batas Pambansa Big. 68, as amended, otherwise known as the
“Corporation Code of the Philippines.” The administration of the College System and the
exercise of its corporate powers shall be vested exclusively in the Board of Trustees and
the President of the College System. It shall be attached to the Department of the Interior
and Local Government for program and policy coordination only.

SEC. 6. The Board of Trustees. - The governance of the College System is hereby
vested in the Board of Trustees, hereinafter referred to as the Board, which shall be
composed of the following:

(a) The Secretary of the Department of the Interior and Local Government
as chairperson;

(b) The Chairperson of the Commission on Higher Education as co-
chairperson;

(©) The President of the College System as vice chairperson;

(d) The Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Education, Arts and
Culture, member,

(e) The Chairperson of the House Committee on Higher Technical
Education, member;

(f) The Director-General of the Technical Education and Skills Development
Authority, member;

(g) The Chief of the Philippine National Police, member;

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(i) The Chief of the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology, member.

SEC. 7 Powers and Duties of the Board. The administration of the College
‘System and the exercise of its corporate powers are vested in the Board.

The Board shall exercise the following specific powers and duties:

(a) Promulgate policies in accordance with the declared State policies on
education and other pertinent provisions of the Philippine Constitution on
education, as well as the policies, standards and thrusts of the Commission on
Higher Education under Republic Act No. 7722, otherwise known as the
“Higher Education Act of 1994.”

(b) Formulate such academic programs, curricula and standards for degree and
non-degree courses of study, including the conduct of distance education and
training programs in line with the qualifications and service upgrading
program for public safety services, compatible with their mandated roles and
institutional vision to attain competent standards of public safety education
and training, in coordination, when necessary, with the Commission on Higher
Education and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority;

(©) Prescribe the rules and regulations for its own governance and the discipline
of the faculty and other personnel, and to enact for the governance of the College
System such general policies, rules and regulations, not contrary to
law, as are consistent with the purposes and functions of the College System;

(d) Grant and confer academic degrees and diplomas and proficiency certificates
for degree and non-degree courses;

(e) Set policies on admission, graduation and discipline of students;

(f) Receive and appropriate all sums as may be provided for the support of the
College in the’ manner it may determine, in its discretion, to carry out the
purposes and functions of the College System;

(g) Recommend to the President of the Philippines the appointment of the
President selected through, the proper search process, and act on the
appointment of other key officials of the College System in accordance with
the provisions of pertinent laws;

(h) Receive in trust, legacies, gifts and donation of real properties of all kinds and
to administer and dispose the same when necessary for the benefit of the
College System, subject to the limitation, directions and instructions of the
donor, if any;

(i) Import duty-free economic, technical and cultural books and/or publications,
upon certification by the CHED that such imported books and/or publications


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are for academic and related purposes, in accordance with the provisions of
the Tariff and Customs Code of the Philippines, as amended;

() Determine the tuition fees and other necessary school charges, after due
consultation with the heads of the College System’s constitutive institutions in
conformity with the CHED guidelines on tuition fees and other charges;

Such fees and charges, and other income generated by the College System, shall
constitute a special trust funds and shall be deposited in any government authorized
depository bank. Any and all interests that shall accrue therefrom shall form part of
the same funds for the use of the College System;

(k) Adopt and implement a socialized scheme of tuition and school fees for
greater access of poor but deserving students;

() Provide local and intemational fellowships, scholarships and grants and to
award the same to faculty, staff and students based on merit;

(m) Authorize the construction or repair of its buildings, machinery, equipment
and other facilities and support systems, and the purchase and acquisition of
real and personal properties, including the necessary supplies, materials and
equipment;

(n) Determine and adjust salaries of faculty members and administrative officials and
employees subject to the provision of the Revised Compensation and
Position Classification System and other pertinent budget and compensation
laws governing hours of service, and such other duties and conditions as it
may deem proper; to grant them, at its discretion, leaves of absence under
such regulations as it may promulgate, any provisions of existing law to the
contrary notwithstanding; and to remove them for cause in accordance with
the requirements of due process of law;

(0) Use all incomes generated by the College System and its constitutive
institutions at its discretion; Provided, That all such disbursements shall be for
the professional growth and development, health, welfare and other benefits of
faculty members and other personnel; the acquisition, _ construction,
maintenance and repair of urgently needed instructional and auxiliary
facilities, equipment, buildings and other infrastructure, and such other
expenditures necessary for the attainment of its purpose under this Act
Provided, further, that such income shall not be used to augment
appropriations for personal services expenditures;

(p) Establish research and extension centers of the College System where such
will promote the development of the latter and provide for adequate guidelines
‘on the protection, utilization and commercialization of intellectual creations
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Establish professorial chair awards and to provide for the maintenance or
endowment of such chairs:

Create a culture of excellence and quality service through multi-sectoral
linkages, both local and international, faculty and staff development studies;
Authorize an external management audit of the institution and to institute
reforms, including academic and structural changes, on the basis of the audit
results and recommendations;

Enter into joint ventures with business and industry for the profitable
development and management of the economic assets of the College System,
the proceeds of which shall be used for its development and strengthening;

Develop consortia and other forms of linkages with local government units,
institutions and agencies, both public and private, local and foreign, in
furtherance of the purposes and objectives of the College System;

Develop academic arrangements for institution capability building with
appropriate institutions and agencies, public or private, local or foreign, and to
appoint experts/specialists as consultants, or visiting or exchange professors,
scholars, researchers, as the case may be;

Establish policy guidelines and procedures for participative decision-making and
transparency within the College System;

Extend the term of the President of the College System beyond the age of
retirement, but not beyond the age of seventy (70), if hisfher performance has
been unanimously rated as outstanding by the Board and upon unanimous
recommendation by the search committee for the President of the College
‘System;

Delegate any of it powers and duties provided for hereinabove to the
President and/or other officials of the College System as it may deem
appropriate so as to expedite the administration of its affairs;

Exercise such other powers as may be necessary and proper to carry out the
objectives of this Act.

SEC. 8. Meetings of the Board; Quorum. - The Board shall regularly convene at

least once every quarter. The chairperson of the Board of Trustees may call a special
meeting whenever necessary; Provided, That the members are notified in writing at least
three (3) days prior to said meeting.

A simple majority of the actual members of the Board holding office at the time of

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In the absence of the Chairperson, the Co-Chairperson shall preside over the
meeting,

If in case the DILG Secretary and the Chairperson of the CHED shall not be able
to attend the Board meeting, they may designate their respective representatives to the
said meeting, with all the rights and responsibilities of a regular member of the Board
Provided, That the said Vice Chairperson shall preside over the meeting.

In case the Chairpersons of the Congressional Committees on Education shall not
be able to attend the Board meeting, they may designate their respective representatives
to the said meeting, with all the rights and responsibilities of a regular member of the
Board.

SEC. 9. Compensation. - The members of the Board shall serve without
compensation, but they shall be entitled to per diems and reimbursement for necessary
expenses incurred in their attendance of meetings of the Board or in connection with their
official business authorized by resolution of the Board, subject to existing laws and
regulations.

SEC. 10. The Secretary of the College System. - The Board shall appoint a
Secretary who shall maintain custody and ensure the security of all records of the Board.
He/She shall duly notify in writing each member of the Board about the time, place,
venue and agenda of each meeting,

SEC. 11. The College President. - The College System shall be headed by a
President who shall be its chief executive officer. The President, who shall render full
time service, shall be responsible for the administration and operation of the College
‘System in accordance with its mandate, vision and goals.

The President of the College System must be at least forty (40) years of age, a
member of the Philippine Bar or holder of Master’s Degree in Criminology, Public
Safety, Public Administration, National Security Administration, Sociology or related
disciplines, and must have gained reasonable work experience in any branch of the
criminal justice system.

The President of the College System shall be appointed by the President of the
Philippines, upon recommendation by the Board and after going through a search
committee, and shall hold office for a term of four (4) years renewable for another term


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of four (4) years, but not beyond the age of seventy (70), unless sooner removed for
cause as provided for under existing civil service law, rules and regulations, or has
reached the compulsory retirement age or incapacitated to discharge the duties of the
office: Provided. That the incumbent President shall serve as the first College President
under this Charter for a four (4) year term as provided herein.

Within six (6) months before the expiration of the term of office of the incumbent
President of the College System, the Board shall constitute a search committee to select
the next President of the College System or determine the qualification of the incumbent
for a second term.

SEC. 12. The Vice Presidents of the College System, Duties and Functions. —
There shall be appointed a Vice President for Administration and a Vice President for
Academic Affairs for the College System who shall assist the President in ensuring its
‘smooth and efficient operation.

Both the Vice Presidents for Administration and Academic Affairs shall be
appointed by the Board, upon recommendation of the President of the College System,
after going through an appropriate search procedure, They shall hold office for a term of
four (4) years renewable for another term upon recommendation of the President of the
College System, but not beyond the age of seventy (70), unless sooner removed for
cause as provided for under existing civil service law, rules and regulations, or have
reached a compulsory retirement age or are incapacitated to discharge the duties of
the office. They must be at least forty (40) years of age on the date of assumption of
office, members of the Philippine Bar or holders of a Master's Degree in Criminology,
Public Safety, Public Administration, National Security Administration, Education,
Sociology or other related disciplines and must have had experience in any branch of the
criminal justice system.

a) The Vice President for Administration shall be responsible for coordinating
all services relating to procurement, distribution and storage of supplies,
properly and equipment, records and correspondence, transportation,
‘communication, custodial ; and general utility; budgeting, disbursements,
accounting and other financial matters; career planning and development;
personnel transactions and employees’ benefits and welfare, and other
related activities in coordination with the Vice President for Academic Affairs;

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supervision of all academic programs, formulation of standards and curricula,
development of faculty programs, library services, and conduct of researches
in support of curriculum and faculty development programs, and other related
matters, in coordination with the Vice President for Administration.

SEC. 13. Vacancy in the Office of the President. — In case the President of the
College System is unable to perform or discharge his or her duties and responsibilities
due to death, compulsory retirement, resignation, removal for cause or incapacity, the
Board shall designate the Vice President who shall temporarily act as the President until
the new President of the College System shall have been appointed or the incapacity
ceases. In case of official absence, the President of the College System shall designate a
Vice President who shall serve as Officer-In-Charge until the return of the incumbent
President: Provided, That the incumbent Vice President shall continue to serve as such
for the remainder of the term as herein stated.

‘The salary of the President of the College System shall be in accordance with the
Revised Compensation and Position Classification System and shall be comparable to
that being received by the Presidents of similar educational institutions,

SEC. 14. The Administrative Council. - There shall be an Administrative Council
composed of the Vice President for Administration as chairperson, the Directors for
Budget Management and Planning Service and for Constitutive Units, deans and other
officials of equal rank as members, whose duty is to review and recommend to the
President policies governing the administration, management and development planning
of the College System.

SEC. 15. The Academic Council, - There shall be an Academic Council with the
Vice President for Academic Affairs as chairperson, Directors for Curriculum and
Standard Development Service and for Faculty Development Service and all members of
the instructional staff with the rank not lower than assistant professor as members.

The Academic Council shall have the power to review and recommend the
curricular offerings, fix the requirements for admission of students as well as for
graduation, and the conferment of degrees. It shall also promulgate rules of discipline of
the College System subject to appropriate action of the President.

SEC. 16. Curricular Offerings. - The College System shall offer a four-year
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program in Public Safety Administration, mandatory career courses, other short-term
courses in Public Safety and other related fields of study.

SEC. 17. Faculty. - The teaching staff of each constituent unit in the College
‘System shalll constitute its faculty and shall be headed by an academic coordinator. All
heads of constituent units shall be appointed by the Board upon nomination and
recommendation of the College President

Police courses shall be taught by instructors who are skilled officers of the
Philippine National Police (PNP) with at least seven (7) years of work experience’
Provided, That their services as instructors of the College System shall be given
equivalent credits for promotion purposes.

SEC. 18. Heads of Regional Training Schools or Centers. The Regional Directors
of Regional Training Schools or Centers shall head the campuses or branches of the
College System and they shall render full-time service.

SEC. 19. Scholarship Program Admission. The Philippine Public Safety College
System shall provide @ scholarship program and other affirmative action programs to
assist poor but deserving students to qualify for admission to the College System.

No student shall be denied admis
religion, cultural or community affiliation or ethnic origin.

jon to the College System by reason of sex,

SEC. 20. Academic Freedom and Institutional Autonomy. - The College System
shall enjoy academic freedom and institutional autonomy pursuant to paragraph 2,
Section 5 of Article XIV of the Constitution of the Republic of the Philippines.

SEC. 21. Land Grants and other Real Properties of the College System. - The
State shall support the College System through general appropriations and other
financial benefits, and in kind, through land grants and donations and use of other real
properties. To carry out the intent of these grants, income derived from the development
of all land grants and real properties shall be used to further the ends of the College
‘System, as may be decided by the Board: Provided, That such income shall not be used
to augment appropriations for personal services expenditures.

Such parcel of land ceded by law, decree or Presidential issuance to the College
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system, are hereby deciared reserved for the purposes intended, The absolute ownership
of the College System over these landholdings, including those covered by original and
transfer certificates of ttle in the name of the College System and their future derivatives
are hereby confirmed. Where the issuance of proper certificates of title is yet pending for
these landholdings, the appropriate government office shall expedite the issuance
thereof within six (6) months from the date of effectivity of this Act: Provided, That all
registration-requirements necessary for the issuance of the said tiles have been
submitted and complied with

‘The Board may plan, design, approve and/or cause the implementation of land
leases and prohibit the sale of any existing real property of the College System
Provided, that such mechanisms and arrangements shall sustain and protect the
environment in accordance with the law, and be exclusive of the academic core zone of
the campuses of the college system: Provided further, that such mechanisms and
arrangements shall not conflict with the academic mission of the College System.

The Board may allow the use of income coming from real properties of the college
system as security for transactions to generate additional revenue when needed for
educational purposes

Any plan to generate revenue from other sources, land grants and other real
properties entrusted to the College System shall be consistent with the academic
mission and orientation of the College System: Provided, That such programs, projects or
mechanisms shall be approved by the Board subject to a transparent and democratic
process of consultation with the constituents of the College System: Provided further,
‘That funds generated from such programs, projects or mechanisms shall not be meant to
replace, in part or in whole, the annual appropriations provided by the national
government to the College System.

SEC. 22, Tax Exemptions. - The Philippine Public Safety College System shall be
entitled to the following tax and duty exemption privileges:

(2) Allincome received by the College System shall be exempt from income tax
Pursuant to Section 30 (1) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1997, as
amended;

(b) Equipment and supplies used directly and exclusively for educational
purposes by the College System shall be entitled to exemption from value-
added tax and customs duties on its importation;

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(c) Gifts and donations of real and personal properties of all kinds shall be
‘exempt from the donor's tax and the same shall be considered allowable
deductions from the gross income in the computation of the income tax of the
donor, in accordance with the provisions of the _ National Internal Revenue
Code of 1997, as amended;

(4) Importation of economic, technical and cultural books and/or publications
upon certification by the Commission on Higher Education that such imported
books and/or publications are for economic, technical, vocational, scientific,
Philosophical, historical or cultural purposes shall be exempt from customs
duties, in accordance with the provisions of the Tariff and Customs Code of
the Philippines, as amended; and

(e) Academic awards and honoraria for professorial chairs shall be exempt from
income tax.

SEC. 23. Authority to Loan or Transfer Apparatus/Equipmenl/Supplies and Detail
of Personnel, ~ The heads of bureaus and offices of the national government are hereby
authorized to loan or transfer, upon request of the President of the College System, such
apparatus, equipment or supplies as may be needed, and to detail employees for duty
therein when, in the judgment of the bureau or office, such apparatus, equipment,
supplies or services of such employees can be spared without serious detriment to
public service. Employees so detailed shall perform such duties as required of them by
the President of the College System and the time so employed shall be counted as part
of their regular service.

SEC. 24. Appropriations. - The amount necessary to initially implement the
provisions of this Act shall be charged against the current year's appropriation of the
College System. Thereafter, such sums as may be necessary for the continued operation
and maintenance of the College System shall be included in the annual General
Appropriations Act.

SEC. 25. Reportorial Requirements and Auditing of Accounts. - The College
System shall submit an annual report to Congress containing its financial statements,
including a statement of assets and liabilities, projected income from tuition fees and
other revenue sources, contracts and investments entered into pursuant to Sec. 21
hereof and programs of expenditure. All accounts and disbursements of the College
System shall be audited by the Commission on Audit.

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the powers, rights, privileges and benefits accorded to the College System under this Act
or enjoyed at present by the College System under other issuances not otherwise
modified or repealed under this Act, unless subsequent legislation expressly provides
for their repeal, amendment or modification. Any case of doubt in the interpretation of
any of the provisions of this Charter shall be resolved in favor of the academic freedom
and fiscal autonomy of the College System.

SEC. 27. Implementing Rules and Regulations. - The Board shall formulate the
guidelines and shall issue, within ninety (90) days after the effectivity of this Act, the
ules and regulations to fully implement the provision thereof.

SEC. 28. Separability Clause. - Should any provision herein be declared
unconstitutional, the same shall not effect the vali

ity of the other provisions of this Act.
SEC. 29. Repealing Clause. — All laws, presidential decrees, executive orders,
rules and regulations inconsistent with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed,

amended or modified accordingly.

SEC. 30. Effectivity - This Act takes effect fifteen (15) days after its publication in
at least two newspapers of general circulation.

Approved,


Committee Report on the Substitute Bill to House Bill No. 3161 - An Act
Strengthening the Philippine Public Safety College System as the Premier
Educational Institution for Training, Human Resource Development and
Continuing Education of All Police, Fire and Jail Management Personnel,
Appropriating Funds Therefor and for Other Purposes

for the Members of the Committee on Higher & Technical Education:

MAJORITY:

1. Rep. Juan Edgardo M. Angara

2. Rep. Teodoro A. Casifio

3. Rep. Linabelle Ruth R. Villarica

4. Rep. Eulogio “Amang” R.
Magsaysa

5. Rep. Emil L. Ong

6. Rep. Aurora E. Cerilles

7. Rep. Loreto Leo S. Ocampos

8. Rep. Franklin P. Bautista

9. Rep. Marcelino R. Teodoro

10. Rep. Bernadette R. Herrera-Dy

11. Rep. Maximo B. Dalog

12. Rep. Roy M. Loyola

13. Rep. Sigitido R. Tinga

15. Rep. Cesar V. Sarmiento



. Rep. Irvin M. Alcala

Rep. Rene L. Relampagos

. Rep. Paolo Everardo $. Javier

. Rep. Mark Llandro L. Mendoza

. Rep. Ma. Georgina P.

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_ Rep. Isidro S. Rodriguez, Jr.

. Rep. Mercedes K. Alvarez

. Rep. Edgar S. San Luis

. Rep. Josefina M. Joson

. Rep. Pryde Henry A. Teves

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Rep. Mary Mitzi L. Cajayon

27.

Rep. Rommel C. Amatong

28.

. Rep. Jane T. Castro

29.

Rep. Lord Allan Jay Q. Velasco

30.

Rep. Mark Aeron H. Sambar

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_ Rep. Catalina Leonen-Pizarro

32.

. Rep. Jose Benjamin A. Benaldo

33.

Rep. Eleandro Jesus F.
Madrona

. Rep. Jonathan Cabilao Yambao

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35. Rep. Florencio T. Flores, Jr

36. Rep. Rolando G. Andaya, Jr.

37. Rep. Romeo M. Jalosjos, Jr.

38. Rep. Ma. Rachel J. Arenas

39. Rep. Raymond V. Palatino

40. Rep. Daryl Grace J. Abayon

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41. Rep. Ma. Carmen Zamora-
Apsay

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42. Rep. Mariano Michael M.
Velarde, Jr.

43. Rep. Thelma Z. Almario

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44. Rep. Pablo John F. Garcia

45. Rep. Romeo M. Acop

46. Rep. Pedro P. Romualdo

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47. Rep. Salvador H. Escudero III

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48. Rep. Vicente F. Belmonte, Jr.

49. Rep. Christopher $. Co

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50. Rep. Jorge T. Almonte

51. Rep. Mariano C. Piamonte

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MINORITY:

52. Rep. Gloria M. Macapagal-
Arroyo

53. Rep. Aurelio “Dong” D.
Gonzales, Jr.

54. Rep. Diosdado “Dato” M.
Arroyo

55. Rep. Victor F. Ortega

56. Rep. Maria Milagros “Mitos” H.
Magsaysay

57. Rep. Ignacio T. Arroyo, Jr.



EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS:

Speaker Feliciano Belmonte, Jr.

Deputy Speaker Raul A. Daza

Deputy Speaker Lorenzo R. Tafiada
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Deputy Speaker Arnulfo P.
Fuentebella

Deputy Speaker Jesus Crispin C.
Remulla

Deputy Speaker Maria Isabelle G.
Climaco

Majority Leader Neptali M.
Gonzales II

Senior Deputy Majority Leader
Janette L. Garin

Deputy Majority Leader Roman T.
Romulo

Deputy Majority Leader Rodolfo C.
Farifias

Deputy Majority Leader Mar-Len
Abigail S. Binay_

Deputy Majority Leader Magtanggol
T. Gunigundo IL

Deputy Majority Leader Daisy A.
Fuentes

Deputy Majority Leader Jorge John
B. Banal, Jr.

Deputy Majority Leader Romero
Federico S. Quimbo



Minority Leader Edcel C. Lagman

Senior Deputy Minority Leader
Danilo E. Suarez.

Deputy Minority Leader Augusto L.

Syjuco, Jr.

Deputy Minority Leader Carlos M.
Padilla

Deputy Minority Leader Ma.
Amelita C. Villarosa

Deputy Minority Leader Mare
Douglas C. Cagas IV

Rep. Florencio 'Bem' G. Noel

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Republic of the Bijilippines
House of Representatives
Quezon City, Metra Alia

HON. JOSEPH EMILIO A. ABAYA
Congressman, Ist District, Cavite
Chairman, Committee on Appropriations

December 6, 2010

HON. JUAN EDGARDO M. ANGARA

Chairman

Committee on Higher and Technical Education
House of Representatives

Quezon City

Dear Chairman Angara,

Please be informed that the Committee on Appropriations in its meeting held on
December I, 2010 at Conference Rooms 9 and 10, Ramon V, Mitra Bldg., approved to
report out the following House Bills without amendment:

House Bill No. 735, introduced by Rep. Eduardo R. Gullas,
entitled “AN ACT ESTABLISHING A STATE COLLEGE IN THE
CITY OF TALISAY, PROVINCE OF CEBU TO BE KNOWN AS THE
TALISAY CITY STATE COLLEGE AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS
THEREFOR’;

House Bill No. 1814, introduced by Reps. Mercedes K. Alvarez,
Ignacio T. Arroyo and Alfredo B. Benitez, entitled “AN ACT
CONVERTING THE NEGROS STATE COLLEGE OF
AGRICULTURE (NSCA) IN THE CITY OF KABANKALAN,
PROVINCE OF NEGROS OCCIDENTAL INTO A STATE
UNIVERSITY, TO BE KNOWN AS THE CENTRAL PHILIPPINE
STATE UNIVERSITY (CPSU) AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS
THEREFOR";

House Bill No. 1922, introduced by Rep. Gabriel Quisumbing,
entitled “AN ACT CONVERTING THE CORDOVA PUBLIC
COLLEGE IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF CORDOVA, PROVINCE OF
CEBU INTO A STATE COLLEGE TO BE KNOWN AS THE
CORDOVA STATE COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR”;

House Bill No. 200, introduced by Rep. Luis R. Villafuerte,
entitled ‘AN ACT SEPARATING THE CAMARINES SUR


‘Thank you.

Very truly yours,

JOSEPH

POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE ~ NAGA CITY CAMPUS (FORMERLY
BICOL COLLEGE OF ARTS AND TRADES) IN THE CITY OF
NAGA, PROVINCE OF CAMARINES SUR FROM THE
CAMARINES SUR POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE IN NABUA,
CAMARINES SUR, CONVERTING IT INTO A STATE COLLEGE TO
BE KNOWN AS THE BICOL STATE COLLEGE OF APPLIED
SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS
THEREFOR”,

House Bill No. 1768, introduced by Rep. Cesar V. Sarmiento,
entitled “AN ACT CONVERTING THE CATANDUANES STATE
COLLEGES IN THE PROVINCE OF CATANDUANES INTO A
STATE UNIVERSITY TO BE KNOWN AS THE CATANDUANES,
‘STATE UNIVERSITY AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR”;
and

House Bill No. 3161, introduced by Reps. Amado S. Bagatsing,
Jesus Crispin C. Remulla, Pedro P. Romualdo, Edcel C. Lagman,
Juan Edgardo M. Angara, Tupay Loong, Emil L. Ong, Roy M.
Loyola, Marcelino R. Teodoro, Sr., Carlos M. Padilla, Pangalian
M. Balindong, Roger G. Mercado, Carmelo F. Lazatin, Arnulfo F.
Go, Raden C. Sakaluran, Antonio F. Kho, Sigfrido R. Tinga, Al
Francis DC. Bichara & Luis Villafuerte, entitled “AN ACT
STRENGTHENING THE PHILIPPINE PUBLIC SAFETY COLLEGE
SYSTEM AS THE PREMIER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR
TRAINING, HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND
CONTINUING EDUCATION OF ALL POLICE, FIRE AND JAIL
MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL, APPROPRIATING FUNDS.
THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES”.