Sen. Padilla, naghain ng resolusyon para sa hiwalay na botohan ng dalawang kapulungan ng Kongreso sa Cha-Cha

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Sen. Padilla, naghain ng resolusyon para sa hiwalay na botohan ng dalawang kapulungan ng Kongreso sa Cha-Cha
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00:00 The Senate started discussing yesterday the amendment to the economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution.
00:07 Senator Robin Padilla is now in the process of drafting a resolution to resolve the debate of the lawmakers on the right to vote here.
00:16 Daniel Manalastas is in the center of the news.
00:22 Senator Robin Hood Padilla is now in the process of drafting a resolution to resolve the debate of the lawmakers on the right to vote here.
00:32 Padilla's resolution is a new resolution of both houses number 7, which is a far-reaching amendment to section 1 of article 17
00:41 to allow the Senate and House of Representatives to vote separately when the Constitution is amended.
00:47 so that the confusion of this provision can be resolved.
00:52 Through that, the President approved a resolution that I drafted.
00:59 Yesterday, the Senate started discussing the amendment to the economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution.
01:06 Legal luminaries came and retired Supreme Court Justice Vicente Mendoza noticed something.
01:12 In my view, they require Congress as a constituent assembly either to propose amendments to the Constitution,
01:25 not Congress as a legislative body, or to call a constitutional convention.
01:33 Now, according to Mendoza, when it comes to voting,
01:36 except that when it comes to the time for voting,
01:43 they vote separately for the obvious reason that the members of the Senate are smaller than the members of the House.
01:54 According to former finance secretary Gary Tevez,
01:57 the removal of restrictive economic provisions is more desirable for foreign investors.
02:03 Although there are liberalization laws that were passed by the administration,
02:08 it seems that it is not enough.
02:10 The Philippines still lags behind its ASEAN peers in foreign direct investments.
02:16 Data as of 2022 indicate that Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand
02:24 have surpassed the Philippines in attracting foreign direct investments.
02:28 Daniel Mralastas for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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