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Congratulations to new set of interim officers of Luzon Convention of Southern Baptist Churches, Inc.-Servants of God in Christ Jesus Christian Ministries, Inc -moderator Dr. Enrico San Pedro Phd; Executive Secretary Jorge Lopez, Treasurer Rev. Nestor Sadim, Public Relation Officer Rev. Manuel Soliman
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FMJ vetoes bill amending BCDA charter
By Nidz Godino
“Although President Marcos recognized Congress’ noble intention in crafting the bill, he said he could not ignore concerns raised by national agencies,” Presidential Communications Office (PCO)said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has vetoed bill seeking to amend charter of Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA), citing possible conflict with existing laws and “adverse” impact on government’s fiscal position.
Marcos noted several issues with enrolled bill, including proposed increase of P100 billion in authorized capital, he said could affect government’s fiscal integrity, PCO said in statement, quoting the President’s veto message dated April 24 that was transmitted to Congress.
Marcos said proposal to use proceeds from sale of allocated lands from ecozones to accrue mainly to BCDA is inconsistent with government’s one-fund policy, limiting its fiscal flexibility in deciding fund utilization for more pressing concerns.
In addition, bill antithetically grants BCDA authority to determine alienable and disposable lands, clearly falls under mandate of Department of Environment and Natural Resources, he said.
Marcos added bill’s language granting land ownership and authority to BCDA in disposing of lands contradicts Republic v. Heirs of Bernabe, provides state is beneficial owner of lands transferred to BCDA by virtue of Republic Act 7227.
Created in 1992, BCDA is government-owned and -controlled corporation, mandated to transform former US military bases into alternative productive civilian use.
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