JOURNAL NO.

31 Monday, December 2, 2013

CALL TO ORDER At 4:00 p.m., Deputy Speaker Roberto V. Puno called the session to order. NATIONAL ANTHEM AND PRAYER Pursuant to Section 72, Rule XI of the Provisional Rules of the House, the Members sang the National Anthem and thereafter, Representative Lilia Macrohon-Nuo delivered the invocation. SUSPENSION OF SESSION On motion of Rep. Joseph Ace H. Durano, the Chair suspended the session at 4:03 p.m. RESUMPTION OF SESSION The session resumed at 4:05 p.m. ROLL CALL DISPENSED WITH On motion of Rep. Durano, there being no objection, the Body dispensed with the Roll Call. APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL Subsequently, on motion of Rep. Durano, there being no objection, the Body approved Journal No. 30, dated November 27, 2013. REFERENCE OF BUSINESS Likewise, on motion of Rep. Durano, there being no objection, the Body proceeded to the Reference of Business. Upon direction of the Chair, the Secretary General read on First Reading the titles of the following Bills, including the Messages from the President and Committee Reports, which were referred to the appropriate Committees as hereunder indicated:

BILLS ON FIRST READING House Bill No. 3412, entitled: AN ACT FURTHER AMENDING SECTION 9 OF PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1146 AND SECTION 1 OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8291, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS 'GSIS LAW OF 1997', AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Garin (O.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT ENTERPRISES AND PRIVATIZATION House Bill No. 3413, entitled: AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE MONTH OF AUGUST AS THE START OF THE ACADEMIC YEAR IN ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE PHILIPPINES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Garin (O.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON BASIC EDUCATION AND CULTURE AND THE COMMITTEE ON HIGHER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION House Bill No. 3414, entitled: AN ACT GRANTING SOCIAL PENSION TO INDIGENT SENIOR CITIZENS WHO ARE AT LEAST SEVENTY (70) YEARS OLD AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Garin (O.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON POPULATION AND FAMILY RELATIONS House Bill No. 3415, entitled: AN ACT GRANTING POWER TO CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES TO GRANT CERTIFICATES OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE TO PUBLIC UTILITY VEHICLES (PUVs) PLYING A ROUTE EXCLUSIVELY WITHIN THEIR TERRITORIAL JURISDICTIONS, AMENDING SECTION

2 447 (3) (vi) AND SECTION 458 (3) (vi) OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7160, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Garin (O.)

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 By Representative Garin (O.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS House Bill No. 3420, entitled: TO THE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION AN ACT CONVERTING IGBARAS - SAN REMIGIO ROAD INTO A NATIONAL ROAD, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Garin (O.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS House Bill No. 3421, entitled: AN ACT AMENDING REPUBLIC ACT NO. 4156, ENTITLED 'AN ACT CREATING THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RAILWAYS, PRESCRIBING ITS POWERS, FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES, AND PROVIDING FOR THE NECESSARY FUNDS FOR ITS OPERATIONS,' AS AMENDED BY REPUBLIC ACT NO. 6366 AND PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 741 By Representative Gerona-Robredo By Representative Garin (O.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS TO THE COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT ENTERPRISES AND PRIVATIZATION AND THE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION House Bill No. 3422, entitled: AN ACT CONVERTING OTON - VILLA BEACH PROVINCIAL ROAD INTO A NATIONAL ROAD, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Garin (O.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND HIGHWAYS AN ACT DECRIMINALIZING LIBEL, AMENDING FOR THIS PURPOSE ACT NO. 3815, AS AMENDED, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE REVISED PENAL CODE, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representatives Gutierrez and Bello (W.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON REVISION OF LAWS House Bill No. 3424, entitled: AN ACT DECLARING THE THIRD FRIDAY OF OCTOBER EVERY YEAR AS A SPECIAL NON-WORKING HOLIDAY IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF BAUNGON, PROVINCE OF BUKIDNON TO BE KNOWN AS ARAW NG BAUNGON

House Bill No. 3416, entitled: AN ACT AUTHORIZING LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNITS TO IMPLEMENT A SALARY INCREASE OF NOT MORE THAN FIVE PERCENT (5%) EVERY FIVE (5) YEARS, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Garin (O.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT House Bill No. 3417, entitled: AN ACT CONVERTING TUBUNGAN - SAN REMIGIO ROAD INTO A NATIONAL ROAD, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

House Bill No. 3418, entitled:

House Bill No. 3419, entitled: AN ACT CONVERTING PARARA - JAMOG PROVINCIAL ROAD INTO A NATIONAL ROAD, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOPSES

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 By Representative Acosta-Alba TO THE COMMITTEE ON REVISION OF LAWS House Bill No. 3425, entitled: AN ACT AMENDING SECTION 11 OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 3019, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE 'ANTI-GRAFT AND CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT' BY INCREASING THE PRESCRIPTIVE PERIOD FOR ITS VIOLATION FROM FIFTEEN (15) YEARS TO THIRTY (30) YEARS By Representative Aggabao TO THE COMMITTEE ON REVISION OF LAWS House Bill No. 3426, entitled: AN ACT TO ENSURE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO MEMBERS OF INDIGENOUS CULTURAL COMMUNITIES AND PREFERENCE IN CERTAIN CASES AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Aggabao TO THE COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT House Bill No. 3427, entitled: AN ACT ESTABLISHING A SUSTAINABLE LAND DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF THE ISLAND OF BORACAY, AKLAN AND PROVIDING FOR ACQUISITION OF DISPOSABLE AGRICULTURAL LAND WITHIN THE ISLAND, PROVIDING ENVIRONMENTAL SAFEGUARDS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Aggabao TO THE COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES House Bill No. 3428, entitled: AN ACT AMENDING CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE II, SECTIONS 470,

3 PARAGRAPH C AND 471, PARAGRAPH B, OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE, PROVIDING FUNDS THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES By Representative Gatchalian (S.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADDITIONAL COAUTHORS With the permission of the Body, the following Members were made coauthors of the Bills and Resolutions hereunder indicated: Reps. Francis Gerald A. Abaya, Alex L. Advincula, Giorgidi B. Aggabao, Rose Marie "Baby" J. Arenas, Teddy Brawner Baguilat Jr., Francisco A. Calalay Jr., Ma. Theresa B. Bonoan, Arthur R. Defensor Jr., Anthony G. Del Rosario, Cheryl P. DelosoMontalla, Abigail Faye C. Ferriol, Delph Gan Lee, Francisco "Lalo" T. Matugas, Ruby M. Sahali, Eric D. Singson, Aleta C. Suarez, Abraham "Bambol" N. Tolentino, Sherwin N. Tugna, Sitti Djalia A. TurabinHataman, Maria Carmen S. Zamora and Linabelle Ruth R. Villarica for House Bill No. 25; Rep. Sergio A. F. Apostol for House Bills No. 25, 149, 150, 151, 152 and 153; Rep. Eric L. Olivarez for House Bills No. 25 and 2949; Rep. Juliet R. Cortuna for House Bills No. 149, 150 and 152; Rep. Angelina "Helen" D.L. Tan, M.D. for House Bill No. 151; Rep. Oscar "Richard" S. Garin Jr. for House Bill No. 245; Rep. Gwendolyn F. Garcia for House Bills No. 245 and 3229; Rep. Ferdinand Hernandez for House Bills No. 245, 360 and 2900; Rep. Maximo B. Dalog for House Bill No. 1299; Rep. Leah S. Paquiz for House Bill No. 1838;

4 Rep. Edgardo R. Masongsong for House Bills No. 2152, 2256 and 2576; Rep. Isidro S. Rodriguez Jr. for House Bills No. 2190 and 2579; Rep. Douglas S. Hagedorn for House Bills No. 2296, 2688, 2909 and 2910; Reps. Lucy T. Gomez, Ansaruddin A.M.A. Adiong and Celso L. Lobregat for House Bill No. 2949; Rep. Josephine R. Sato for House Bills No. 3008, 3012 and 3054; Reps. Arcadio H. Gorriceta and Oscar S. Rodriguez for House Bill No. 3054; Rep. Cesar V. Sarmiento for House Bill No. 3070; Rep. Barry Gutierrez for House Bill No. 3125; Rep. Gina P. De Venecia for House Bill No. 3151; Rep. Emmi A. De Jesus for House Bill No. 25 and House Resolution No. 525; Rep. Arnel U. Ty for House Resolution No. 453; and Rep. Neri J. Colmenares for House Resolution No. 525. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 the necessity of the immediate enactment of House Joint Resolution No. 7, entitled : JOINT RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE VALIDITY OF APPROPRIATIONS UNDER THE CALAMITY FUND AND QUICK RESPONSE FUND, INCLUDING THOSE SOURCED FROM SAVINGS REALIGNED IN THE CURRENT YEAR, AS WELL AS ALL UNRELEASED/UNOBLIGATED ALLOTMENTS COVERING APPROPRIATIONS FOR MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL OUTLAYS UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10352 OR THE FY 2013 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2014, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE SECTION 63 OF THE GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS THEREIN, to address the immediate need for the government to implement aggressive and continuous relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction efforts in the areas afflicted by the recently experienced natural and man-made disasters and calamities in our country. The magnitude of the destruction created by these successive catastrophies necessitates the utilization of every available and unsued appropriations and allotments in the FY 2013 General Appropriations Act, including unobligated allotments for Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses (MOOE) and Capital Outlays (CO), realigned savings for the current year and the extension of the validity of both the Calamity Fund and Quick Response Fund until December 31, 2014. Best regards. MALACAAN PALACE MANILA 27 November 2013 HON. FELICIANO R. BELMONTE, JR. Speaker House of Representatives Quezon City Dear Speaker Belmonte: Very truly yours, (SGD.) BENIGNO S. AQUINO III cf: HON. FRANKLIN M. DRILON President, Philippine Senate Pasay City Sec. Manuel N. Mamba PLLO TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES

Pursuant to the provisions of Article VI, Section 26 (2) of the 1987 Constitution, I hereby certify to

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT MALACAAN PALACE MANILA 27 November 2013 HON. FELICIANO R. BELMONTE, JR. Speaker House of Representatives Quezon City Dear Speaker Belmonte: Pursuant to the provisions of Article VI, Section 26 (2) of the 1987 Constitution, I hereby certify to the necessity of the immediate enactment of House Bill No. 3423, entitled : AN ACT APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF FOURTEEN BILLION SIX HUNDRED MILLION PESOS (P14,600,000,000.00) AS SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR FY 2013 AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES, to address the immediate need to augment the existing Calamity Fund and ensure continued and sustained implementation of rehabilitation efforts in calamity stricken areas. The supplemental appropriation will enhance the governments capacity to initiate the repair and reconstruction of massively damaged infrastructure and to further fund various necessary capital expenditures. Best regards. Very truly yours, (SGD.) BENIGNO S. AQUINO III cf: HON. FRANKLIN M. DRILON President, Philippine Senate Pasay City Sec. Manuel N. Mamba PLLO TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES COMMITTEE REPORTS Report by the Committee on Appropriations (Committee Report No. 8), re H. No. 3423, entitled: AN ACT APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF FOURTEEN BILLION SIX HUNDRED MILLION PESOS (P14,600,000,000.00) AS TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES

5 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR FY 2013 AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES recommending its approval with amendments in consolidation with House Bill Nos. 3229, 3236, 3345, 3360, 3361, House Resolution Nos. 385, 392, 437, 458 and 467 Sponsors: Representatives Belmonte (F.), Gonzales, Zamora (R.), Ungab and Nava (J.)

Report by the Committee on Appropriations (Committee Report No. 9), re H.J.R. No. 7, entitled: JOINT RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE VALIDITY OF APPROPRIATIONS UNDER THE CALAMITY FUND AND QUICK RESPONSE FUND, INCLUDING THOSE SOURCED FROM SAVINGS REALIGNED IN THE CURRENT YEAR, AS WELL AS ALL UNOBLIGATED ALLOTMENTS AND UNRELEASED APPROPRIATIONS FOR MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL OUTLAYS UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10352 OR THE FY 2013 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2014, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE SECTION 63 OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS THEREIN recommending its adoption with amendments Sponsors: Representatives Belmonte (F.), Gonzales, Zamora (R.), Ungab and Nava (J.) TO THE COMMITTEE ON RULES SUSPENSION OF SESSION Thereafter, the Chair suspended the session at 4:09 p.m. upon Rep. Duranos motion. RESUMPTION OF SESSION The session resumed at 4:10 p.m. Upon resumption of session, the Chair recognized Deputy Speaker Sergio A.F. Apostol on a question of personal and collective privilege.

6 QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE OF DEPUTY SPEAKER APOSTOL Rep. Apostol rose to appeal to the government agencies concerned to expedite the repair of damaged infrastructure in the Second District of Leyte, and to express his utmost gratitude, in behalf of his constituents, for the outpouring of assistance that they received in the aftermath of super Typhoon Yolanda from the President and other Executive agencies, Members of Congress, private companies and nongovernment organizations, whose names he read into the records. REFERRAL OF DEPUTY SPEAKER APOSTOLS SPEECH On motion of Rep. Durano, there being no objection, the Body referred Rep. Apostols speech to the appropriate Committee. THE PRIVILEGE HOUR At this point, it being a Monday, on motion of Rep. Durano, there being no objection, the Chair declared a Privilege Hour. Thereafter, the Chair recognized Rep. Neri J. Colmenares of Party-List Bayan Muna for his privilege speech, upon motion of Rep. Durano. PRIVILEGE SPEECH OF REP. COLMENARES Rep. Colmenares delved on the Marcos Human Rights Compensation Act which Congress passed a year ago. He however lamented to date the refusal of President Benigno S. Aquino III to implement said law and appoint the members of the Compensation Board that would give recognition and reparation to the human rights victims during martial law. He stressed that he cannot fathom the reason of the President for not implementing the law considering that the compensation money came from a Swiss bank and not from the government coffers. Stating that he himself was a human rights victim during martial law, he said that he cannot benefit from the compensation package considering that he is one of the main authors of the law. He stressed that the refusal of the President to implement the Human Rights Compensation Act would delay the application process of the thousands of victims who have long waited for recognition from the government for the violation of their human rights, some of whom are now old or have already died.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 He then urged his colleagues to use their oversight functions and investigate the reasons of the President for his continuing refusal to implement the law and likewise enjoined the human rights victims to assert their rights under the law. REFERRAL OF REP. COLMENARES PRIVILEGE SPEECH Thereupon, on motion of Rep. Durano, there being no objection, the Body referred the privilege speech of Rep. Colmenares to the appropriate Committee. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF GUESTS Rep. Durano acknowledged the presence in the Session Hall of guests of Rep. Vicente J. Alcala. Thereafter, on motion of Rep. Durano, the Chair recognized Rep. Barry Gutierrez of Party-List Akbayan for his privilege speech. PRIVILEGE SPEECH OF REP. GUTIERREZ Rep. Gutierrez rose to commemorate the observance of World AIDS Day and discuss the urgent issues related to HIV/AIDS. As he noted the beginning of the countrys declaration of war against the disease with the passage of Republic Act (RA) No. 8504 or the Philippine AIDS Prevention and Control Act of 1998, he cited the governments action in curbing and stabilizing the spread of HIV and AIDS and the positive developments in the global arena. Considering the rise in the number of HIV/AIDS cases in the last 15 years and the shifting trends as well as changing dynamics in the demographics of people affected by the disease, Rep. Gutierrez stressed the need for Congress to craft measures that will prevent and control its spread. He said that despite government efforts to address this concern, the treatment and prevention is largely saddled by the countrys traditional values and culture thus giving the people a limited understanding of the disease. He then cited cases of continuing stigma and discrimination against the victims and their families; emphasized the need to equip the people with information on how to stay healthy and avoid HIV/AIDS infection; and stressed the need to provide adequate funds to the health sector to enable it to perform its tasks of giving treatment and support services to the affected persons.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 REFERRAL OF REP. GUTIERREZ PRIVILEGE SPEECH INTERPELLATION OF REP. SEERES

On motion of Rep. Oscar Richard S. Garin Jr., there being no objection, the Body referred Rep. Gutierrez privilege speech to the appropriate Committee.

Rep. Seeres discussed with Rep. Rodriguez (R.) the apparent lack of involvement of the MNLF and Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) in the governments current peace talks with the MILF, as well as the importance of the participation of all rebel groups for a successful peace negotiation in Mindanao. EXTENSION OF THE PRIVILEGE HOUR On motion of Rep. Tugna, the Body extended the Privilege Hour by 20 minutes. INTERPELLATION OF REP. SEERES (Continuation) Thereupon, Rep. Rodriguez (R.) took note of and commended Rep. Seneres contributions to the peace process in Mindanao, especially in the forging of the governments peace accord with the MNLF during the Ramos Administration. He also agreed that all stakeholders to the Bangsamoro issue should be consulted to bring about lasting and inclusive peace in the region. MOTION OF REP. TUGNA As Rep. Tugna was about to make a motion to refer Rep. Rodriguez (R.) speech, Rep. Jonathan A. Dela Cruz sought recognition from the Chair. SUSPENSION OF SESSION On motion of Rep. Tugna, the Chair suspended the session at 5:21 p.m. RESUMPTION OF SESSION

On further motion of Rep. Garin, the Chair recognized Rep. Rufus B. Rodriguez from the Second District of Cagayan de Oro City to deliver his privilege speech. PRIVILEGE SPEECH OF REP. RODRIGUEZ (R.)

Rep. Rodriguez stated that the day marks the culmination of the Mindanao Week of Peace, a weeklong commemoration of the desire for genuine and lasting peace in Mindanao. He lamented that the country has grown weary of the continuous insurgency problems in the area, and that attempts to resolve the social and economic concerns of its people have taken a backseat because of other issues and calamities now besetting the nation. As a trueborn Mindanaoan, he enjoined his colleagues to be more compassionate to their brothers and sisters, especially the silent majority who has become casualties of war.

He thereafter referred to the signing in 2012 of the Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro (FAB) which represents the dreams of the entire Bangsamoro people, and which further ignited when early in the year, the President issued Executive Order (EO) No. 120 creating the Transition Commission on the Bangsamoro that will draft the Bangsamoro Basic Law and ensure that its charter will reflect the goals and aspirations of its people. After describing the status of the annexes to the FAB which are still being formulated, Rep. Rodriguez urged his colleagues to give the proper democratic processes a chance to work. He also called on the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) to unite for the peace and development of their region. Thereafter, on motion of Rep. Sherwin N. Tugna, the Chair recognized Rep. Roy V. Seeres Sr. for his interpellation.

The session resumed at 5:23 p.m. SUSPENSION OF THE PRIVILEGE HOUR On motion of Majority Leader Neptali M. Gonzales II, there being no objection, the Body suspended the Privilege Hour.

8 ROLL CALL On another motion of Rep. Gonzales, the Chair directed the Secretary General to call the Roll and the following Members were present: Abaya Abellanosa Abueg Acedillo Acharon Acop Acosta-Alba Adiong Advincula Agarao Aggabao Aglipay Agyao Albano Alcala Alejano Aliping Almario Almonte Amante Amatong (I.) Amatong (R.) Angara-Castillo Angping Antonino-Nadres Apostol Aragones Arbison Arenas Arroyo Asilo Atienza Bagatsing Balindong Banal Barcelona-Reyes Barzaga Bataoil Batocabe Bello (S.) Belmonte (F.) Belmonte (J.) Biazon Bichara Biron Bondoc Bonoan Bravo (A.) Bulut-Begtang Calalay Calixto-Rubiano

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 Caminero Cari Castelo Castro Catamco Cayetano Celeste Cerafica Cerilles Chipeco Co Cojuangco (E.) Collantes Colmenares Cortuna Cruz-Gonzales Cua Dalog Dayanghirang De Jesus Del Mar Dela Cruz Deloso-Montalla Dimaporo (I.) Durano Dy Echiverri Enverga Eriguel Escudero Espina Evardone Farias Fernandez Ferrer (J.) Ferriol Flores Fortun Fortuno Garay Garcia (G.) Garcia-Albano Garin (O.) Garin (S.) Gatchalian (S.) Geron Gerona-Robredo Go (A.F.) Gonzales Gonzalez Gorriceta Guanlao Guiao Gullas Gunigundo Gutierrez Hagedorn Haresco

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 Hernandez Hicap Hofer Ilagan Iway Javier Kho Khonghun Lacson-Noel Lagdameo (A.) Lagman Lanete Leachon Lee Leonardia Leonen-Pizarro Loong Lopez (C.) Lopez (C.J.) Macrohon-Nuo Madrona Magsaysay Manalo Masongsong Mendoza (J.) Mendoza (R.) Mercado Mercado-Revilla Mirasol Montejo Nava (J.) Noel Olivarez Ong Ortega (V.) Padilla Paez Pagdilao Pancho Panotes Paquiz Piamonte Pichay Plaza Primicias-Agabas Puno Quimbo Quisumbing Radaza Ramos Relampagos Revilla Reyes Ridon Rivera Robes Rodriguez (O.) Rodriguez (R.) Roman Romarate Romualdo Romulo Sacdalan Sahali Salimbangon Salvacion Santiago Sarmiento (C.) Sato Sema Seeres Singson (E.) Singson (R.) Suansing Suarez Sy-Alvarado Tambunting Tan (A.) Tejada Teodoro Teves Tiangco Ting Tinio Tolentino Treas Tugna Turabin-Hataman Umali (R.) Unabia Ungab Uy (J.) Vargas-Alfonso Velarde Velasco Villanueva Villar Villarica Yap (S.) Yu Zamora (R.) Zubiri

With 211 Members responding to the Call, the Chair declared the presence of a quorum. BUSINESS FOR THE DAY: COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 9 ON HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 7 On motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body considered on Second Reading House Joint Resolution No. 7, as embodied in Committee Report No. 9 and reported out by the Committee on Appropriations.

10 Upon direction of the Chair, the Secretary General read the title of the Joint Resolution, to wit: JOINT RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE VALIDITY OF APPROPRIATIONS UNDER THE CALAMITY FUND AND QUICK RESPONSE FUND, INCLUDING THOSE SOURCED FROM SAVINGS REALIGNED IN THE CURRENT YEAR, AS WELL AS ALL UNRELEASED/UNOBLIGATED ALLOTMENTS COVERING APPROPRIATIONS FOR MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL OUTLAYS UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10352 OR THE FY 2013 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2014, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE SECTION 63 OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS THEREIN. As copies of the Bill had been distributed to the Members, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body dispensed with the reading of the text of the measure without prejudice to its insertion into the Record of the House. Thereafter, the Chair recognized Rep. Isidro T. Ungab, chairperson of the sponsoring Committee, to deliver his sponsorship speech on the measure. SPONSORSHIP SPEECH OF REP. UNGAB Rep. Ungab said that the 2013 General Appropriations Act (GAA) was passed and signed into law the previous year by President Benigno S. Aquino III as RA No. 10352 to serve the interest and needs of the Filipino people. He thereafter adverted to Section 63 of the said law and explained that it had to be amended to provide budgetary relief to national government agencies and local government units in their endeavor to address the series of man-made and natural calamities that had struck the country and which require a continuous program of rehabilitation, reconstruction, and aid. Rep. Ungab enjoined the Members to approve House Joint Resolution No. 7. On motion of Rep. Gonzales, the Chair recognized Rep. Dela Cruz for his interpellation. INTERPELLATION OF REP. DELA CRUZ Rep. Dela Cruz initially sought clarification on the issue of extending the validity of appropriations under the Calamity and Quick Response Fund to include the specific amounts therein under the 2013

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 GAA as well as the unreleased and unobligated funds that will still be made available for the governments relief efforts. He further underscored the constitutionality of the use of these funds as lump sum allocations for calamity, contending that there could be other budgetary appropriations for other forms of expenditures. Rep. Ungab replied that the Committee on Appropriations will only be able to determine the exact figure of the funds that are available and left unused by the end of December 2013. He explained that of the remaining total unused fund amounting to P133 billion under the 2013 GAA, several hundred billions from the Calamity Fund and the Quick Response Fund had already been released to various government agencies. SUSPENSION OF SESSION On motion of Rep. Gonzales, the Chair suspended the session at 5:53 p.m. RESUMPTION OF SESSION At 5:55 p.m., the session resumed. INTERPELLATION OF REP. DELA CRUZ (Interpellation) Rep. Ungab provided further clarification on House Joint Resolution No. 7, citing that the measure intends to extend the validity of unused appropriations, except for Personnel Services, under the 2013 GAA until 2014 in view of the present circumstances of the country. He explained further that practically all of the budgetary appropriations in the 2013 GAA will constitute the available and unused appropriations under the measure. He clarified that what they wish to extend are only those items covered under House Joint Resolution No. 7. TERMINATION OF THE PERIOD OF SPONSORSHIP AND DEBATE There being no other interpellations, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body terminated the period of sponsorship and debate. Thereafter, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, the Body proceeded to the period of amendments. COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS As proposed by Rep. Ungab, there being no objection, the Body approved the following Committee amendments:

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 1. On page 1, to amend the second Whereas clause to read as follows: WHEREAS, THE COUNTRY HAS BEEN AFFECTED BY SEVERAL NATURAL AND MAN-MADE DISASTERS AND CALAMITIES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE DEVASTATING TYPHOONS LABUYO, ODETTE, PABLO, SENDONG, SANTI AND VINTA, THE SIEGE AND UNREST IN ZAMBOANGA CITY, THE MAGNITUDE 7.2 EARTHQUAKE IN BOHOL AND CEBU, AND THE RECENT ONSLAUGHT OF SUPERTYPHOON YOLANDA WHICH SEVERELY HIT THE VISAYAS AND CENTRAL PHILIPPINES, INCLUDING SOUTHERN TAGALOG; On the same page, to amend the third Whereas clause to read as follows: WHEREAS, THE ONSLAUGHT OF SAID CALAMITIES AFFECTED INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES AND DRASTICALLY SHOOK THE NATIONS CORE AND DISRUPTED GOVERNMENT FUNCTIONS, ESPECIALLY THOSE IN THE AREAS OF RELIEF AND RESCUE OPERATIONS; and To amend the resolutory provision to read as follows: RESOLVED, BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE SENATE, VOTING SEPARATELY, TO EXTEND THE VALIDITY OF APPROPRIATIONS UNDER THE CALAMITY FUND AND THE QUICK RESPONSE FUND, INCLUDING THOSE SOURCED FROM SAVINGS REALIGNED IN THE CURRENT YEAR, AS WELL AS ALL UNOBLIGATED ALLOTMENTS AND UNRELEASED APPROPRIATIONS FOR MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL OUTLAYS UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10352 OR THE FY 2013 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2014, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE SECTION 63 OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS THEREIN.

11 the Body terminated the period of Committee amendments. TERMINATION OF THE PERIOD OF INDIVIDUAL AMENDMENTS There being no individual amendments, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body terminated the period of individual amendments. AMENDMENT TO THE TITLE As proposed by Rep. Ungab, there being no objection, the Body approved to amend the title of the Bill to read as follows: JOINT RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE VALIDITY OF APPROPRIATIONS UNDER THE CALAMITY FUND AND QUICK RESPONSE FUND, INCLUDING THOSE SOURCED FROM SAVINGS REALIGNED IN THE CURRENT YEAR, AS WELL AS ALL UNOBLIGATED ALLOTMENTS AND UNRELEASED APPROPRIATIONS FOR MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL OUTLAYS UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10352 OR THE FY 2013 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2014, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE SECTION 63 OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS THEREIN. TERMINATION OF THE PERIOD OF AMENDMENTS There being no other Committee and individual amendments, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body closed the period of amendments. APPROVAL ON SECOND READING OF HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 7, AS AMENDED On motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body approved on Second Reading House Joint Resolution No. 7, as amended. APPROVAL ON THIRD READING OF HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 7 Thereafter, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body proceeded to the approval on Third Reading of House Joint Resolution No. 7, it being a certified urgent measure, pursuant to Section 26(2), Article VI of the Constitution.

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TERMINATION OF THE PERIOD OF COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS There being no other Committee amendments, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection,

12 Upon direction of the Chair, the Secretary General read only the title of the Joint Resolution, to wit: JOINT RESOLUTION EXTENDING THE VALIDITY OF APPROPRIATIONS UNDER THE CALAMITY FUND AND QUICK RESPONSE FUND, INCLUDING THOSE SOURCED FROM SAVINGS REALIGNED IN THE CURRENT YEAR, AS WELL AS ALL UNOBLIGATED ALLOTMENTS AND UNRELEASED APPROPRIATIONS FOR MAINTENANCE AND OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL OUTLAYS UNDER REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10352 OR THE FY 2013 GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT UNTIL DECEMBER 31, 2014, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE SECTION 63 OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS THEREIN. The Chair directed the Secretary General to call the Roll for nominal voting. Thereafter, pursuant to the Rules of the House, a second Roll Call was made. At this juncture, Deputy Speaker Puno relinquished the Chair to Deputy Speaker Sergio A. F. Apostol. RESULT OF THE VOTING The result of the voting was as follows: Affirmative: Abaya Acedillo Acharon Acop Acosta-Alba Adiong Advincula Agarao Aggabao Agyao Albano Alcala Alejano Aliping Almario Almonte Amante Amatong (I.) Amatong (R.) Angara-Castillo Angping Antonino-Nadres Apostol

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 Aragones Arbison Arenas Asilo Atienza Bagatsing Baguilat Balindong Banal Barcelona-Reyes Barzaga Bataoil Batocabe Bello (S.) Belmonte (F.) Belmonte (J.) Biron Bondoc Bonoan Bravo (A.) Calalay Calixto-Rubiano Caminero Cari Castelo Castro Catamco Cayetano Celeste Cerafica Cerilles Chipeco Co Cojuangco (E.) Collantes Colmenares Cortuna Cruz-Gonzales Cua Dalog De Jesus Del Mar MANIFESTATION OF REP. DELA CRUZ Recognized by the Chair, Rep. Dela Cruz asked whether he could make a manifestation to which the Chair replied that he could do so after the voting. As to the Chairs query regarding Rep Dela Cruz vote, he replied that he was abstaining from voting. RESULT OF THE VOTING (Continuation) Dimaporo (I.)

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 Durano Dy Echiverri Enverga Erice Eriguel Escudero Espina Evardone Farias Fernandez Ferrer (J.) Ferriol Flores Fortun Fortuno Fuentebella Garay Garcia (G.) Garcia-Albano Garin (O.) Garin (S.) Geron Gerona-Robredo Go (A.F.) Gonzales Gonzalez Gorriceta Guanlao Guiao Gullas Gunigundo Gutierrez Haresco Hernandez Hicap Hofer Ilagan Iway Javier Kho Khonghun Labadlabad Lacson-Noel Lagdameo (A.) Lagman Lanete Leachon Lee Leonardia Leonen-Pizarro Lobregat Loong Lopez (C.) Lopez (C.J.) Macrohon-Nuo Madrona Magsaysay Manalo Masongsong Mendoza (J.) Mendoza (R.) Mercado Mercado-Revilla Mirasol Montejo Nava (J.) Noel Ocampo Olivarez Ong Padilla Paez Pagdilao Pancho Panotes Paquiz Piamonte Plaza Puno Quimbo Quisumbing Radaza Ramos Relampagos Revilla Reyes Ridon Rivera Robes Rodriguez (O.) Rodriguez (R.) Roman Romarate Romualdo Sacdalan Sahali Sakaluran Santiago Sarmiento (C.) Sato Sema Seeres Singson (E.) Singson (R.) Suansing Suarez Sy-Alvarado Tambunting Tan (A.) Tejada Teodoro Teves Tinio Tolentino Treas

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14 Tugna Turabin-Hataman Ty Umali (R.) Unabia Ungab Uy (J.) Velarde Velasco Villanueva Villarica Yap (S.) Yu Zamora (R.) Zubiri Negative: None Abstention Dela Cruz Deputy Speaker Apostol relinquished the Chair to Deputy Speaker Puno. With 197 affirmative votes, no negative votes and one abstention, the Body approved House Joint Resolution No. 7. TRANSMITTAL TO THE SENATE OF HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 7 Thereupon, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Chair directed the Secretary General to immediately transmit to the Senate the approved Third Reading copy of House Joint Resolution No. 7. BUSINESS FOR THE DAY: COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 8 ON HOUSE BILL NO. 3423 On motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body considered on Second Reading House Bill No. 3423, as contained in Committee Report No. 8 and reported out by the Committee on Appropriations. Upon direction of the Chair, the Secretary General read the title of the Bill, to wit: AN ACT APPROPRIATING THE SUM OF FOURTEEN BILLION SIX HUNDRED MILLION PESOS (P14,600,000,000) AS SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR FY 2013 AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 As copies of the Bill had been distributed to the Members, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, there being no objection, the Body dispensed with the reading of the text of the measure without prejudice to its insertion into the Record of the House. Thereafter, on motion of Rep. Gonzales, the Chair recognized Rep. Ungab to deliver his sponsorship speech. SPONSORSHIP SPEECH OF REP. UNGAB Rep. Ungab delved on the Filipino spirit to rise against adversities in light of devastating typhoons, the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF) siege in Zamboanga City, the 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Bohol, Cebu and neighboring provinces, and super typhoon Yolanda which wrought havoc in several areas in the country. As he noted the Filipino peoples spirit of resilience and ability to prevail over any adversity, he stated that the needs for relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction in the devastated areas are enormous and require urgent attention considering that the victims not only lost their loved ones but also their livelihood, homes and other personal properties and that the government should not allow them to lose their spirit of rising again. Rep. Ungab thereafter stressed the essence of bayanihan that has given hope to the typhoon victims, and emphasized how the Members, individually and collectively, have given their share for the relief efforts. However, he emphasized that Congress is still called upon its task of ensuring that the people would rise from these calamities, and explained that through House Bill No. 3423, the proposed P14.6 billion 2013 supplemental budget would be used for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of permanent structures, including other capital expenditures for disaster operations and rehabilitation activities in areas affected by said calamities and disasters. He concluded that the Bill would also give fresh hopes to fellow Filipinos in having a new and better future, and asked his colleagues to support it. Thereafter, on motion of Rep. Durano, the Chair recognized Rep. Tupay T. Loong for his manifestation. MANIFESTATION OF REP. LOONG On behalf of the Muslim Members and other members of the Committee on Muslim Affairs, Rep. Loong manifested the request for an additional budget allocation of P2 billion to be taken from the proposed 2013 P14.6 billion supplemental budget because the earlier allocation for war-torn Zamboanga City is not enough to sustain its rehabilitation and reconstruction through the provision of mediumand long-term programs.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 On motion of Rep. Durano, the Chair recognized Rep. Neri J. Colmenares for his interpellation. INTERPELLATION OF REP. COLMENARES After stressing his desire for the government to provide assistance to the people as well as for the rehabilitation and reconstruction projects in the affected areas of the Visayas Region, Rep. Colmenares said that he merely wanted an assurance that the proposed supplemental budget would go directly to the intended beneficiaries. He thereafter raised concern on all the Presidents remaining relief funds, like the Calamity Fund and Quick Response Fund, as well as the available money from the Special Purpose Funds that could be realigned as calamity allocation. He also inquired on the criteria used in identifying and determining the order of beneficiaries, as well as the lack of rehabilitation plan and itemization of funds in the measure. This, as he referred to the recent Supreme Court ruling that prohibits the allocation of lump-sum funds in the national budget. Rep. Ungab thereupon discussed with Rep. Colmenares the governments rehabilitation plans and the budgets for the rehabilitation and reconstruction of the areas devastated by both natural and manmade disasters. The latter questioned the absence of an itemized plan in the proposed bill and expressed his concern that the funds for these plans might not reach the people who are truly in need. Thereafter, on motion of Rep. Durano, the Chair recognized Rep. Antonio L. Tinio for his interpellation. INTERPELLATION OF REP. TINIO At the outset, Rep. Tinio affirmed his commitment to insuring the effective delivery of relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction to all the calamitystricken areas and reiterated the duty of Congress to fulfill their constitutional obligation to act expeditiously, provide the necessary funds and ensure that each peso out of the National Treasury will be accounted for. Rep. Tinio then discussed with Rep. Ungab his following concerns: whether Malacaang conducted a meeting with development partners to outline the initial Typhoon Yolanda recovery and rehabilitation plan and why Congress was not informed of such plan; the scope of the calamity funds in terms of the nature of the covered calamities and geographical areas; and his apprehension on the wide scope and latitude that Congress will be giving to the President if it approves the Bill.

15 Rep. Tinio further cited several contentions against the proposed Supplemental Appropriations, to wit: a) that the supplemental calamity fund constitutes undue presidential discretion and another form of presidential pork; b) that the proposed fund should be subject to line-item budgeting in the exercise of the congressional power over the purse and to deter graft and corruption; and c) that specific amounts of calamity funds must be provided to affected provinces and localities. Pertinent to the budgetary requirement of transparency and accountability, Rep. Tinio debated with Rep. Ungab about the constitutional and legal issues relevant to the enactment of regular and special appropriations in light of the specific provisions of the Administrative Code of 1987 and the Constitution. They further talked about the specific power of the President to augment appropriations. In closing, Rep. Tinio underscored the need for transparency so that the much-needed funds for rehabilitation would not be abused considering that lump-sum discretionary funds had been previously subjected to graft and corruption. Thereafter, on motion of Rep. Jorge Bolet Banal, the Chair recognized Rep. Dela Cruz for his interpellation. INTERPELLATION OF REP. DELA CRUZ Initially, Rep. Dela Cruz inquired whether there were enough Members on the floor so they can have a proper discussion on a very critical piece of legislation. SUSPENSION OF SESSION The Chair motu proprio suspended the session at 8:15 p.m. RESUMPTION OF SESSION The session resumed at 8:17 p.m. QUESTION OF QUORUM Upon resumption of session, Rep. Dela Cruz questioned the presence of a quorum. ROLL CALL Thereafter, the Chair directed the Secretary General to call the Roll and the following Members were present:

16 Abu Abueg Acharon Acop Acosta-Alba Adiong Advincula Agarao Albano Alcala Alejano Almario Almonte Amante Amatong (I.) Amatong (R.) Angara-Castillo Antonino-Nadres Arenas Atienza Baguilat Balindong Banal Barcelona-Reyes Barzaga Bataoil Belmonte (J.) Biron Bondoc Calalay Caminero Cari Castelo Castro Catamco Cayetano Cerafica Cerilles Chipeco Collantes Colmenares Cruz-Gonzales Cua De Jesus Del Mar Dela Cruz Durano Dy Erice Escudero Espina Evardone Farias Ferrer (J.) Ferriol Fortun Fortuno Fuentebella

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 Garcia-Albano Garin (O.) Garin (S.) Geron Gerona-Robredo Go (A.F.) Gonzales Gonzalez Gorriceta Gullas Gutierrez Hernandez Hicap Hofer Ilagan Iway Khonghun Lanete Ledesma Leonardia Leonen-Pizarro Lobregat Loong Lopez (C.J.) Macrohon-Nuo Madrona Manalo Masongsong Mirasol Nava (J.) Noel Olivarez Ong Padilla Paez Pancho Panotes Piamonte Plaza Puno Quisumbing Ramos Relampagos Reyes Ridon Rodriguez (O.) Rodriguez (R.) Romualdez Romualdo Sacdalan Sarmiento (C.) Sato Singson (E.) Suansing Suarez Sy-Alvarado Tambunting Tan (A.)

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2013 Tejada Tinio Tolentino Treas Tugna Turabin-Hataman Umali (R.) Unabia Ungab Uy (J.) Villarica Yap (S.) Yu With only 129 Members responding to the Call, the Chair declared the absence of a quorum. ADJOURNMENT OF SESSION Thereafter, the Chair motu proprio declared the session adjourned until four oclock in the afternoon of Tuesday, December 3, 2013. It was 8:30 p.m.

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I hereby certify to the correctness of the foregoing.

(Sgd.) ATTY. MARILYN B. BARUA-YAP Secretary General

Approved on December 3, 2013

(Appendix I) Congress of the Philippines House of Representatives Quezon City, Philippines RECORD OF ATTENDANCE Date: December 2, 2013

ABAYA ABELLANOSA ABUEG ACEDILLO ACHARON ACOP ACOSTA-ALBA ADIONG ADVINCULA AGARAO AGGABAO AGLIPAY AGYAO ALBANO ALCALA ALEJANO ALIPING ALMARIO ALMONTE ALVAREZ (F.) AMANTE AMATONG (I.) AMATONG (R.) ANGARA-CASTILLO ANGPING ANTONINO-NADRES APOSTOL ARAGONES ARBISON ARENAS ARROYO ASILO ATIENZA BAGATSING BAGUILAT BALINDONG BANAL BARCELONA-REYES BARZAGA BATAOIL BATOCABE BELLO (S.) BELMONTE (F.) BELMONTE (J.) BIAZON

BICHARA BIRON BONDOC BONOAN BRAVO (A.) BULUT-BEGTANG CALALAY CALIXTO-RUBIANO CAMINERO CARI CASTELO CASTRO CATAMCO CAYETANO CELESTE CERAFICA CERILLES CHIPECO CO COJUANGCO (E.) COLLANTES COLMENARES CORTUNA CRUZ-GONZALES CUA DALOG DAYANGHIRANG DE JESUS DEL MAR DELA CRUZ DELOSO-MONTALLA DIMAPORO (I.) DURANO DY ECHIVERRI ENVERGA ERICE ERIGUEL ESCUDERO ESPINA EVARDONE FARIAS FERNANDEZ FERRER (J.) FERRIOL

FLORES FORTUN FORTUNO FUENTEBELLA GARAY GARCIA (G.) GARCIA-ALBANO GARIN (O.) GARIN (S.) GATCHALIAN (S.) GERON GERONA-ROBREDO GO (A.F.) GONZALES GONZALEZ GORRICETA GUANLAO GUIAO GULLAS GUNIGUNDO GUTIERREZ HAGEDORN HARESCO HERNANDEZ HICAP HOFER ILAGAN IWAY JAVIER KHO KHONGHUN LABADLABAD LACSON-NOEL LAGDAMEO (A.) LAGMAN LANETE LEACHON LEDESMA LEE LEONARDIA LEONEN-PIZARRO LOBREGAT LOONG LOPEZ (C.) LOPEZ (C.J.)

MACROHON-NUO MADRONA MAGSAYSAY MANALO MASONGSONG MENDOZA (J.) MENDOZA (R.) MERCADO MERCADO-REVILLA MIRASOL MONTEJO NAVA (J.) NOEL NOGRALES OCAMPO OLIVAREZ ONG ORTEGA (V.) PADILLA PAEZ PAGDILAO PANCHO PANOTES PAQUIZ PIAMONTE PICHAY PLAZA PRIMICIAS-AGABAS PUNO QUIMBO QUISUMBING

RADAZA RAMOS RELAMPAGOS REVILLA REYES RIDON RIVERA ROBES RODRIGUEZ (O.) RODRIGUEZ (R.) ROMAN ROMARATE ROMUALDEZ ROMUALDO ROMULO SACDALAN SAHALI SAKALURAN SALIMBANGON SALVACION SANTIAGO SARMIENTO (C.) SATO SEMA SEERES SINGSON (E.) SINGSON (R.) SUANSING SUAREZ SY-ALVARADO TAMBUNTING

TAN (A.) TAN (M.) TEJADA TEODORO TEVES TIANGCO TING TINIO TOLENTINO TREAS TUGNA TURABIN-HATAMAN TY UMALI (C.) UMALI (R.) UNABIA UNGAB UY (J.) UY (R.) VARGAS-ALFONSO VELARDE VELASCO VILLANUEVA VILLAR VILLARICA YAP (S.) YU ZAMORA (R.) ZUBIRI