WHY SHOULD WE VOTE FOR

Your vote
FERDINAND "BONGBONG" counts.
ROMUALDEZ MARCOS JR. VOTE WISELY.

Bong Bong Marcos

Ferdinand "Bongbong" Accomplishments
Romualdez Marcos Jr. Senate Bill No. 2487: Children’s Emergency Relief and
Protection Act
Born September 13, 1957, also 3 December 2014

known as Marcos Jr. or by his initials
BBM, is a Filipino politician who most
recently served as a senator from
2010 to 2016. He is the second child
and only son of former President
Ferdinand Marcos and former First
Lady Imelda Romualdez Marcos.
An Act providing emergency relief and protection for
children during disaster, calamity and other
emergency situations.
Date filed: 3 December 2014
Author: Senator Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
Status: Pending in the Committee 9 December 2014
Senate Bill No. 2235 – Mandatory Appointment of
Municipal City and Provincial Building Officials
21 May 2014

This bill proposes the mandatory appointment of

PROJECT PALAY
municipal, city and provincial building officials to
address the organizational inefficiencies in the LGUs
caused by the dual roles being played by the local
engineer and to justly distribute and transfer to an
equally qualified professional the equally important
responsibilities expected and mandated of the local
engineer under the National Building Code.
Date filed: 21 May 2014
Author: Senator Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
Status: Pending in the Committee 21 May 2014

Senate Bill No. 2190: The Barangay Creation

24 April 2014

This bill proposes that the creation of the barangay be

done solely through Acts of Congress, and not
through Ordinances passed by the Sangguniang
Panlalawigan or Sangguniang Panlungsod.

Date filed: 24 April 2014

Author: Senator Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
Status: Pending in the Committee 6 May 2014
https://youtu.be/JOitM0LRxfE Senate Bill No. 2186: Family Home Protection Act of
2014
Sa bahagi ito ang ating 1 April 2014
dokumentaryo, aalamin

This bill seeks to provide a 2-year redemption period

natin bakit nga ba hindi for family homes sold at foreclosure sale, attachment,
or execution, or other personal obligations. This is to
tayo makasabay sa emphasize the need to protect and preserve the
ibang bansa pagdating family home, which is considered as the “sacred
symbol” of the Filipino family.
sa produksyon ng

murang bigas. Date filed: 1 April 2014

Author: Senator Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
- Bong bong Marcos Status: Pending in the Committee 5 May 2014

Senate Bill No. 2145: Right of Way for National

Government Infrastructure Projects
26 February 2014

This bill seeks to expedite the acquisition of Right-of-

Way for the efficient implementation of the national
governments’ vital infrastructure projects, while
protecting the rights of property owners.

Date filed: 26 February 2014

Author: Senator Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
Status: Pending in the Committee 3 March 2014

“I will bring that form of unifying

leadership back to our country,”
Ferdinand "Bongbong" Romualdez Marcos Jr.
Ferdinand "Bongbong" Romualdez Marcos Jr. oct. 06, 2021
WHY SHOULD WE VOTE FOR
CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE
"BONG" TESORO GO
Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Tesoro
Go born (June 14, 1974) is a Filipino
politician serving as a Senator since
2019. He previously served in
President Rodrigo Duterte's Cabinet
as Special Assistant to the President
and Head of the Presidential
Management Staff from June 2016 to
October 2018. Go has served as the
personal aide and special assistant to
Duterte since 1998, back when
Duterte was still mayor of Davao City.
Why did he run?
I decided to run as vice president in the
upcoming elections to continue the good
programs and change started by President
Duterte — and we'll try to accomplish more.
I won't be a spare tire or reserve.
You can count on me to really do the
work — not only through words, but
also through action.
CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE "BONG" TESORO GO
OCT. 12, 2021
- As the Chair of the Senate Committee on Health,
he sponsored the passage of eleven bills which
increased the bed capacity or upgraded the
services of the following local hospitals: Bicol
Medical Center in Naga City; Bicol Women’s and
Children’s Hospital in Pamplona, Camarines Sur; the
Cagayan Valley Medical Center in Tuguegarao City;
Caraga Regional Hospital in Surigao City; Las Piñas
General Hospital and Satellite Trauma Center in Las
Piñas City; Malita District Hospital in Malita, Davao
Occidental; Quirino Memorial Medical Center in
Quezon City; Siargao District Hospital in Dapa,
Surigao del Norte; Maria L. Eleazar District Hospital
in Tagkawayan, Quezon; Talisay District Hospital in
Talisay City, Cebu; and Western Visayas Medical
Center in Iloilo City.
- The first is Senate Bill No. 1318 or the
‘Organic Agriculture Act’ which promotes the
practice of organic farming.
Second is SBN 1365 or the ‘Alternative
Learning System Act’ which addresses the
basic learning needs of out-of-school youth,
adults and children in special extreme cases,
and the SBN 1520 or ‘Doktor Para sa Bayan
Act’ which institutionalizes a medical
scholarship program for deserving and
qualified medical students.
Your vote
counts.
VOTE WISELY.
Bong Go’s people-centered,
service-oriented legislative
accomplishments so far
- Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and other
crises faced by the country this year, Senator Christopher
“Bong” Go continues to deliver on his promise to serve
Filipinos through his legislative work in the Senate, and
through his initiatives to help those in need wherever they
are inside and outside the Philippines.
- Republic Act No. 11463, otherwise known as the
‘Malasakit Centers Act’.
The law directs the mandatory establishment of a
Malasakit Center, a one-stop shop for medical
assistance, in the Philippine General Hospital in Manila
City and every hospital managed and administered by
the Department of Health.
- RA 11466 or the ‘Salary Standardization Law 5’ which
raises the salaries of all government employees,
including public nurses and teachers, for 2020 to 2023.
Following the emergency declaration in the wake of
the pandemic, the Senator co-authored and co-
sponsored RA 11469 or the ‘Bayanihan to Heal as One
Act’.
- The law gives government the response fund needed
so it can carry out stimulus packages and recovery
plans for struggling sectors, such as micro, small, and
medium enterprises, tourism, transport and agriculture
sectors, in order to help them cope with the impacts of
the pandemic..
- Finally, SBN 1396 expedites the delivery of benefits to
coconut farmers through the creation of a trust fund.
On top of these, Go continues to push for bills that would
streamline functions and enhance the capabilities of
government to respond to the needs of Filipinos especially amid
the changing times.
Go also filed SBN 1738 institutionalizing the transition of the
government to e-governance, SBN 1949 establishing the
Department of Overseas Filipinos, and SBN 205 establishing the
Department of Disaster Resilience, among others.