List of major acts and legislation during the presidency of Bongbong Marcos

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This is a list of major acts and legislation which were signed by Philippine President Bongbong Marcos, including landmark bills which lapsed into law during his presidency. He has signed 63 laws in the 19th Congress, 26 of which are national in scope.

Contents

Republic Acts, Executive Orders (including the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRRs)), Proclamations, Administrative Orders (& IRRs), Memorandum Circulars, and Memorandum Orders are all compiled and published by the Official Gazette .

Major acts and legislation

2022

R. A. No.Title / DescriptionDate signedRef.
11934 Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) Card Registration Act October 10, 2022 [1]
11935An Act Postponing the December 2022 Barangay and SK ElectionsOctober 10, 2022 [2]

2023

R. A. No.Title / DescriptionDate signedRef.
11938An Act Converting the Municipality of Carmona in the Province of Cavite into a Component City to be known as the City of Carmona February 23, 2023 [3]
11939An Act further strengthening professionalism and promoting the continuity of policies and modernization initiatives in the Armed Forces of the Philippines, and amending for this purpose Republic Act No. 11709May 17, 2023 [4]
11940An Act extending the term of the Office of the President of the Adiong Memorial State College from three (3) years to four (4) years in accordance with Republic Act No. 8292, otherwise known as the "Higher Education Modernization Act of 1997", further amending for the purpose Republic Act No. 7935, as amended by Republic Act No. 8651June 15, 2023 [5]
11941An Act separating the Tukuran Technical-Vocational High School – Baclay Extension in Barangay Baclay, Municipality of Tukuran, Province of Zamboanga del Sur from the Tukuran Technical-Vocational High School, converting it into an independent national high school to be known as the Baclay National High School, and appropriating funds therefor [6]
11942An Act separating the Sapa Anding National High School–Ramon Magsaysay Extension in Barangay Poblacion, Municipality of Ramon Magsaysay, Province of Zamboanga del Sur from the Sapa Anding Agricultural Vocational Technical School, converting it into an independent national high school to be known as the Ramon Magsaysay National High School, and appropriating funds therefor [7]
11943An Act separating the Mariano Peralta National High School – Datu Danwata Extension in Barangay Datu Danwata, Municipality of Malita, Province of Davao Occidental from the Mariano Peralta National High School, converting it into an independent national high school to be known as the Gaspar Danwata National High School, and appropriating funds therefor [8]
11944An Act establishing a national high school in Barangay Mabca, Municipality of Sagñay, Province of Camarines Sur to be known as the Mabca National High School, and appropriating funds therefor [9]
11945An Act establishing a national high school in Barangay Bolila, Municipality of Malita, Province of Davao Occidental to be known as the Bolila National High School, and appropriating funds therefor [10]
11946An Act separating the Bacoor National High School – Tabing Dagat Annex in Barangay Tabing Dagat, Bacoor City, Province of Cavite from the Bacoor National High School, converting it into an independent national high school to be known as the Mariano Gomes National High School, and appropriating funds therefor [11]
11947An Act converting the Bukid Elementary School in Barangay Bukid, Municipality of Jose Abad Santos, Province of Davao Occidental into an integrated school to be known as the Bukid Integrated School, and appropriating funds therefor [12]
11948An Act converting the Tribal Filipino School of Tambelang, known as the TFS of Tambelang Elementary School, in Barangay Datu Danwata, Municipality of Malita, Province of Davao Occidental, into an integrated school to be known as the TFS of Tambelang Integrated School, and appropriating funds therefor [13]
11949An Act converting the Kidaman Elementary School in Barangay Kalbay, Municipality of Jose Abad Santos, Province of Davao Occidental, into an integrated school to be known as the Kidaman Integrated School, and appropriating funds therefor [14]
11950An Act converting the Hibao-an Elementary School in Barangay Hibao-an Sur, Mandurriao District, Iloilo City into an integrated school to be known as the Hibao-an Integrated School, and appropriating funds therefor [15]
11951An Act converting the Nabitasan Elementary School in Barangay Nabitasan, La Paz District, Iloilo City into an integrated school to be known as the Nabitasan Integrated School, and appropriating funds therefor [16]
11952An Act separating the Addang Elementary School–Ambatutong Extension in Barangay Bunot, Municipality of Paracelis, Province of Mountain Province from the Addang Elementary School, converting it into an independent elementary school to be known as the Ambatutong Elementary School, and appropriating funds therefor [17]
11953 New Agrarian Emancipation Act July 7, 2023 [18]
11954 Maharlika Investment Fund Act July 18, 2023 [19]
11956An Act further amending Republic Act No. 11213, otherwise known as the "Tax Amnesty Act", as amended by Republic Act No. 11569, by extending the period of availment of the Estate Tax Amnesty until June 24, 2025, and for other purposesAugust 5, 2023 [20]
11957An Act recognizing the Municipality of Baler in Aurora Province as the "Birthplace of Philippine Surfing"August 6, 2023 [21]
11958An Act rationalizing the disability pension of Veterans, amending for the purpose Republic Act No. 6948, entitled, "An Act standardizing and upgrading the benefits for Military Veterans and their Dependents", as amendedAugust 24, 2023 [22]
11959An Act establishing specialty centers in Department of Health hospitals in every region and in Government-Owned or -Controlled Corporation specialty hospitals and appropriating funds therefor [23] [24]
11960An Act institutionalizing the One Town, One Product (OTOP) Philippines Program, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes [25]
11961An Act strengthening the conservation and protection of Philippine cultural heritage through cultural mapping and an enhanced cultural education program, amending for the purpose Republic Act No. 10066, otherwise known as the "National Cultural Heritage Act of 2009" [26]
11962 Trabaho Para sa Bayan Act September 27, 2023 [27]
11963An Act renaming the Agham Road and BIR Road, stretching from North Avenue, traversing through Quezon Avenue, up to East Avenue, all located in Quezon City, as Senator Miriam P. Defensor-Santiago AvenueOctober 12, 2023 [lower-alpha 1] [28]
11964An Act institutionalizing the automatic income classification of Provinces, Cities, and Municipalities, and for other purposesOctober 26, 2023 [29]
11965An Act instituting policies for the protection and welfare of Caregivers in the practice of their occupationNovember 23, 2023 [30]
11966An Act providing for the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Code of the PhilippinesDecember 5, 2023 [31]
11967An Act protecting online consumers and merchants engaged in Internet Transactions, Creating for this purpose the Electronic Commerce Bureau, Appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposes [32]
11968An Act converting the San Isidro Satellite Campus of the Leyte Normal University located in the Municipality of San Isidro, Province of Leyte, into a Regular Campus of the Leyte Normal University to be known as the Leyte Normal University-San Isidro Campus, and appropriating funds thereforDecember 20, 2023 [33]
11969An Act converting the Bataan Peninsula State University-Bagac Extension Campus in the Municipality of Bagac, Province of Bataan, into a Regular Campus of the Bataan Peninsula State University, to be known as the "Bataan Peninsula State University-Bagac Campus", and appropriating funds therefor [34]
11970An Act establishing a College of Medicine located in the Benguet State University located in the Municipality of La Trinidad, Province of Benguet, to be known as the Benguet State University-College of Medicine, and appropriating funds therefor [35]
11971An Act establishing a College of Medicine located in the Southern Luzon State University-Main Campus located in the Municipality of Lucban, Province of Quezon, to be known as the Southern Luzon State University-College of Medicine, and appropriating funds therefor [36]
11972An Act establishing a College of Medicine located in the University of Eastern Philippines located in the Municipality of Catarman, Province of Northern Samar, to be known as the University of Eastern Philippines-College of Medicine, and appropriating funds therefor [37]
11973An Act establishing in the City of Ligao, Province of Albay, a College of Veterinary Medicine of the Bicol University, to be known as the Bicol University-College of Veterinary Medicine, and appropriating funds therefor [38]
11974An Act establishing a College of Medicine in the Visayas State University located in the City of Baybay, Province of Leyte, to be known as the Visayas State University-College of Medicine, and appropriating funds therefor [39]

2024

R. A. No.Title / DescriptionDate signedRef.
11976 Ease of Paying Taxes Act January 5, 2024 [40]
11977An Act establishing in the Municipality of Floridablanca, Province of Pampanga, a Campus of the Pampanga State Agricultural University, to be known as the "Pampanga State Agricultural University-Floridablanca Campus", and appropriating funds thereforFebruary 15, 2024 [41]
11978An Act establishing a College of Medicine in the Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University-South La Union Campus located in the Municipality of Agoo, Province of La Union, to be known as the Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University-South La Union Campus-College of Medicine, and appropriating funds therefor [42]
11979An Act converting the Campus of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines located in the City of Parañaque, into a regular campus of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines: to be known as the Polytechnic University of the Philippines-Parañaque City Campus, and appropriating funds therefor [43]
11980An Act strengthening the Bulacan State University, expanding its curricular offerings and the composition of governing board, and appropriating funds therefor [44]
11981An Act mandating the formulation, funding, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of a comprehensive and multi-year "Tatak Pinoy" (Proudly Pilipino) Strategy, establishing a Tatak Pinoy Council, appropriating funds therefor, and for other purposesFebruary 26, 2024 [45]
11982An Act granting benefits to Filipino octogenarians and nonagenarians, amending for the purpose Republic Act No. 10868, otherwise known as the "Centenarians Act of 2016", and appropriating funds therefor [46]
11983An Act providing for a new passport law, repealing for the purpose Republic Act No. 8239, otherwise known as the "Philippine Passport Act of 1996", as amended, and providing funds thereforMarch 11, 2024 [47]
11984An Act mandating public and private educational institutions to allow disadvantaged students with unpaid tuition and other school fees to take periodic and final examinations and for other purposes [48]
11985 Philippine Salt Industry Development Act [49]
11986An Act creating a barangay in the Municipality of Barobo, Province of Surigao del Sur, to be known as Barangay GuinhalinanMarch 21, 2024 [50]
11987An Act renaming the Bohol Island Circumferential Road, which commences in Barangay Poblacion III towards the north of the City of Tagbilaran, and returns to Barangay Poblacion III from the eastern side of the City of Tagbilaran in the Province of Bohol, as the President Carlos P. Garcia Circumferential Road [51]
11988An Act renaming the Urdaneta City Bypass Road, traversing Barangays Nancayasan, Santo Domingo, Santa Lucia, Camantiles, and Anonas in the City of Urdaneta, Province of Pangasinan, to Ambassador Eduardo "Danding" M. Cojuangco Jr. Avenue [52]
11989An Act renaming the Tambacan Bridge traversing the Iligan River located in Barangay Tambacan, City of Iligan in the Northern Mindanao Region, as the Mariano Lluch Badelles Sr. Bridge [53]
11990An Act naming the National Highway, stretching from Barangay San Juan Bautista, traversing through Barangays Tagongtong, Abucayan, Hiwacloy, Digdigon, Balaynan and Payatan in the Municipality of Goa, Barangays Lupi, Tierra Nevada, Binalay, Camagong, Salvacion, San Roque, San Ramon, Sagrada, La Medalla, Magsaysay and San Vicente in the Municipality of Tinambac, up to Barangay Nalayahan in the Municipality of Siruma, all in the Province of Camarines Sur, as Speaker Arnulfo "Noli" Fuentebella Highway [54]
11991An Act re-numbering the Cebu First, Second, Third and Fourth District Engineering Offices to conform and correspond, respectively, with the number of legislative districts in the Province of Cebu thereby repealing Republic Acts numbered 9043 and 9218 [55]
11992An Act creating a District Engineering Office in the second legislative district of the Province of Southern Leyte, and appropriating funds therefor [56]
11993An Act dividing Barangay 176 also known as Barangay Bagong Silang in the City of Caloocan into six (6) separate and independent barangays to be known as Barangay 176-A, Barangay 176-B, Barangay 176-C, Barangay 176-D, Barangay 176-E, and Barangay 176-FApril 3, 2024 [57]
11994An Act creating an additional District Engineering Office in Zamboanga City, and appropriating funds thereforApril 4, 2024 [58]
11995An Act institutionalizing the Philippine Ecosystem and Natural Capital Accounting System, mandating its use in policy and decision-making, designating the agencies responsible for its implementation, providing institutional arrangements among responsible agencies, and appropriating funds thereforMay 22, 2024 [59]
11996An Act protecting the welfare of workers in the movie and television industryMay 24, 2024 [60]
11997An Act institutionalizing the grant of a teaching allowance for public school teachers and appropriating funds thereforMay 31, 2024 [61]

National Budget

R. A. No.Title / DescriptionDate signedRef.
11936Act Providing for the Operation of the Government of the Republic of the Philippines from January 1 to December 31, 2023December 16, 2022 [62]
11975Act Providing for the Operation of the Government of the Republic of the Philippines from January 1 to December 31, 2024December 20, 2023 [63]

Other laws signed

Listed here are laws which are signed by President Marcos but were not published by the Official Gazette.

R. A. No.Title / DescriptionDate signedRef.
11937An Act Granting Philippine Citizenship to Justin Donta Brownlee January 12, 2023 [64]
11955An Act Granting Philippine Citizenship to Kyle Douglas Jennermann August 4, 2023 [65]

Notes

  1. ↑ Lapsed into law without the signature of President Bongbong Marcos

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