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The Senate Committee on Local Government chaired by Senator Bongbong Marcos has invited the indigenous peoples and sultanates to express their sentiments on the Bangsamoro Basic Law on Monday.

Inquirer's DJ Yap lists down the major amendments in the BBL. The BBL passed the committee level of the House Wednesday and will be introduced to the plenary next week.

Livestream from GMA News: Final voting on the entire BBL at the committee level of the House

We urge our lawmakers in the Senate to take their cue from the Lower House, and take the BBL into the homestretch. This is a race of hope, a race for peace. When the finish line is crossed, we, not just the Bangsamoro but the entire country, will all be winners.

These are the members of the House of Representatives discussing and voting which provisions of the "chairman and vice chairpersons' draft of the BBL" will be included in the final draft. Discussions at the committee level started on May 18 and may extend until May 20. 

  1. LIVE: House ad hoc committee voting on BBL
  2. House panel OKs Bangsamoro expansion
  3. BBL’s fate in the hands of 98 reps, most of them from Mindanao
  4. Finally, House votes on Bangsamoro measure

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