7 more Senate panels get chairpersons | Inquirer News

7 more Senate panels get chairpersons

/ 06:59 PM August 10, 2022

Senate elects more panel chairpersons

Facade of the Senate of the Philippines building. (FILE PHOTO)

MANILA, Philippines — Seven more Senate panels got their chairpersons as the Senate resumed the nomination and election during Wednesday’s session.

Senators Francis Tolentino and Mark Villar received two committee chairmanships each.

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Tolentino will head the Senate panel on justice and human rights; and accountability of public officers and investigations or the blue ribbon committee.

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Villar, meanwhile, will lead the Senate committees on trade, commerce and entrepreneurship; and banks, financial institutions and currencies.

On the other hand, the Senate panel on cultural communities will be chaired by neophyte Senator Robin Padilla.

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Meanwhile, Senators Pia Cayetano and Ramon “Bong” Revilla were elected as chairpersons of the Senate committee on sustainable development goals, innovation and futures thinking; and the panel on civil service, government reorganization and professional regulation, respectively.

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Several senators were elected to head panels in the upper chamber in earlier sessions.

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