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The Senate will start tackling on the floor next week its much awaited version of the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law after 17 senators signed the committee report of Sen. Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday | Philippine Daily Inquirer

Senate Bill 2894, under Committee Report 200, shortly titled “Basic Law for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region,” is 100 pages containing 17 articles 215 sections.

The Senate has set a new timeline for the approval of the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law after Sen. Ferdinand Marcos Jr., who chairs the committee on local governments, asked for more time to address the many controversial provisions in the measure | Philippine Star

The House of Representatives on Wednesday failed to resume its deliberations on the Palace-backed Bangsamoro Basic Law because of the absence of quorum for the past six session days | The Standard

In his last State of the Nation Address, President Benigno S. Aquino III trumpeted the Bangsamoro peace process as one of the successes and legacies of his administration and renewed his call on Congress to pass into law the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law.

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