Philippine National Assembly (New Age of Fascism)

The National Assembly also known as Natas or Batasang Pambansa is the legislative body of the National Democratic Republic of the Philippines. It is formally called the House of Representatives until Leila de Lima dissolved the Senate and created a unicameral legislature.
== Leadership ==
Position 	Name 	Party 	District
President of the National Assembly 	Elly V. Pamatong 	NDP 	Pampanga, 3rd district
Deputy President of the National Assembly 	Mar Roxas 	NDP 	Capiz, 1st District
Speaker of the National Assembly 	Arlene G. Orejana-Trillanes 	NDP 	Cavite, 3rd district
Deputy Speakers 	Risa Hontveros 	NDP 	Manila, 1st District
 	Bam Aquino 	NDP 	Quezon City, 1st district
 	Kris Aquino 	NDP 	Quezon City, 3rd District
 	Anna Aquino 	NDP 	Las Piñas, 2nd District
 	Franklin Drilon 	NDP 	Iloilo City, Lone District
 	Capt. Cedric Tan 	Military	Cebu, 7th district
 	Col. Aniceto A. Lacson V 	Military	Negros Occidental, 3rd District
Leader of the Catholic Clergy members in the National Assembly	Most Rev. Amado Picardal 	None 	None, Archbishop of Laoag
Leader Tempore of the Catholic Clergy in the National Assembly	Most Rev. Noel Gatchalian  	None 	None, Auxillary Archbishop
of Manila
Majority Floor Leader 	Benigno S. Aquino III 	NDP 	Tarlac, 2nd district
Minority Floor Leader 	Rev. Fr.  Jerome Secillano 	None 	None, Catholic priest, and Rector of the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene
Minority Floor Whip 	Col. Eldon Aquino-Abellada Jr.	None 	Tarlac, 3rd District
Sargent-in-Arms 	Col. Lucio B. Araneta 	None 	Makati, 4th District
Chaplain of the National Assembly 	Rev. Mtr. Patricia Fox 	None 	None, Catholic nun, and Mother Superior of the Convent of Saint Corazon Aquino
== History ==
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