Two House committees, the Committee on Basic Education and Culture and the Committee on Higher and Technical Education, approved a motion to extend the mandate of the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) by two years.
The approval came with 14 affirmative votes and 2 negative votes during a joint hearing discussing various bills related to EDCOM 2's duration.
This extension aims to ensure the continuity of reforms and build upon the work of education experts and public servants.
EDCOM 2, established under Republic Act No. 11899, was tasked with evaluating the Philippine education sector's performance.
Lawmakers favored extending the current commission's mandate over establishing a new body.
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