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GOOD NEWS! NATIONAL ID SYSTEM, HANDA NANG LAGDAAN NI PANG. DUTERTE


Nakahanda na si  Pangulong  Rodrigo Duterte  na    lagdaan ang    panukalang National Identification      system,  oras na   ito  ay makarating sa  kanyang tanggapan.
Ayon kay Presidential  Spokesman     Harry Roque, ang national ID  System ay  kasama sa  priority legislation  na isinusulong  ng administrasyong   Duterte.
Layon nitong  pag-isahin  ang  ibat ibang ID na ini-isyu ng  gobyerno sa pamamagitan  ng  nag-iisang    Philippine Identification    System.
Sa  ilalim ng panukala, ang Philippine Statistics   Authority ang mangangasiwa at tagapag-ingat ng mga    impormasyong nakarehistro sa  Phil-Sys.
Matatandaang kapapasa  lamang sa   Bicameral Committee ang bersyon ng Senado ukol  sa  National ID system.

~ Written by Ralph Obina
Source: http://www.dwiz882am.com/index.php/national-id-system-handa-nang-lagdaan-ni-pang-duterte/

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