As we conclude the Second Regular Session of the Nineteenth Congress, the Senate takes immense pride in presenting to the Filipino people our comprehensive Performance Report, which reflects the tireless efforts, achievements, and commitment of our legislative body. Francis “Chiz” G. Escudero Senate President

The 24-man Philippine Senate was represented by two Senators from each of the 12 senatorial districts into which the country was divided. Eleven of the districts were represented by Senators elected by qualified voters in their respective bailiwicks.

Widely regarded as the most powerful figure in the Senate, the Senate President is the presiding officer of the Senate as well as the leader of the majority group. Under the Constitution, the Senate President is regarded as third in line of succession, …

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The Senate Publications Bureau is responsible for all matters relating to the legislative publications, particularly the Record of the Senate and the Journal of the Senate. In addition, it attends to the needs of Secretariat and Senators’ offices which require printing and mass production of documents.

Each year after the President of the Philippines outlines his legislative program in his State-of-the-Nation Address, executive departments and agencies transmit to the House and the Senate drafts of proposed legislations to carry out the President’s program.

an act strengthening the polytechnic university of the philippines as the national polytechnic university, repealing for the purpose presidential decree numbered 1341, and appropriating funds therefor. scope. national. legislative status. passed by both houses (2/4/2025)