The exclusive legislative powers of the proposed Bangsamoro government as provided for in the BBL shall not, in any way, undermine the powers already enjoyed by the current LGUs within and beyond the core territory of the Bangsamoro, a legal team member of the government peace panel said.

The challenge now confronting stakeholders to the Mindanao peace process is not how to accelerate the creation of the Bangsamoro government but how to govern the outfit efficiently to serve its purpose | Philippine Star

IAG confirms the appearance of Congressman Rufus Rodriguez in Thursday’s (October 23) town hall meeting on emerging key issues on the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law.

Government chief negotiator Prof. Miriam Coronel-Ferrer explained that Moro Islamic Liberation Front forces will not automatically become the Bangsamoro police.

The public is invited to a series of consulatations on the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law.

  1. Bangsamoro Police will be part of PNP -- Ferrer
  2. LOOK: Report of the meeting of the MNLF and MILF under the auspices of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation
  3. LISTEN: What happens to 35,000 ARMM employees when transition to Bangsamoro begins?
  4. MNLF, MILF start finding common ground

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