Libreng Review Fees para sa Board at Bar Exams sa qualified indigents inihain ni Rep. Tulfo!

Inihain ni House Deputy Majority Leader Congressman Erwin T. Tulfo ang isang panukala na naglalayong huwag ng pagbayarin pa ang mga nagsasagawa ng pagre-review at kukuha ng Board at Bar examination para sa qualified indigents sa kanilang unang pagsusulit.

Kabilang sina Benguet Rep. Eric Yap, Quezon City 2nd Dist. Cong Ralf Tulfo at kasamahan nito sa ACT-CIS Party List na sina Rep. Jocelyn Tulfo at Edvic Yap na nanguna sa paghain sa House Bill no.9800.

The lawmakers said, the bill serves as a crucial step towards achieving educational and professional equity in our society.

“Its primary aim is to remove the financial barriers that often impede the progress of indigent individuals who aspire to become professionals in their chose fields,” paliwanag ng may akda.

It also said, the bill focuses specifically on exempting qualified persons from the burden of paying review fees for board and bar examinations when they take these critical tests for the first time.

However, it was clearly stated that the bill outlines specific eligibility criteria to ensure that the benefits of this exemption are extended to those who genuinely need it.

These criteria are designed to identify indigent students who have shown the highest levels of commitment and academic merit. By targeting this demographic, the bill maximizes the positive impact of the exemption while maintaining fiscal responsibility.

“The passage of this bill represents a significant investment in our nation’s future. It empowers indigent individuals, granting them the opportunities they rightfully deserve,” isa sa importanteng nilalaman ng bill.

“By breaking the cycle of poverty through education, we unlock the untapped potential of our youth, who will undoubtedly contribute to the progress and development of our society,” dagdag pahayag ni Rep. Tulfo. (Cesar Barquilla)