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Rowegie Abanto

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MANILA — A lawmaker on Monday expressed disappointment over the &quot;diluted&quot; version of a measure that bans the &quot;no permit, no exam&quot; policy in schools.Speaking on ANC, Kabataan party-list Rep. Raoul Manuel said that the passage of the law — first lobbied by his group in 2007 — was only a partial win for its beneficiaries.&quot;Nagpasok kasi ng mga provisions na puwede pang magamit para &#x27;di talaga fully ma-enjoy nating mga students and parents ang mga benefits sana nung bill,&quot; Manuel told ANC.He pointed out that the law requires the &quot;disadvantaged&quot; students to secure a certification from the social welfare department to prove they are poor and cannot pay school fees before an exam.The lawmaker also said the final version of the bill stripped the monetary sanction proposed in the original filing.  Violators of the law would now only face administrative sanctions, he said.&quot;&#x27;Yun &#x27;yung dalawang key ways na na-dilute &#x27;yung ating bill,&quot; Manuel said.President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. last week signed Republic Act 11984 or the &quot;No Permit, No Exam Prohibition Act.&quot;It allows students with unpaid tuition or other school fees to take their periodic or final exams without the need to present a permit.The law covers all public and private K to 12 schools, higher education establishments, and technical vocational institutions.<div><a href="https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/12/12/22/house-oks-bill-removing-no-permit-no-exam-policy-in-college" id="isPasted">House OKs bill removing &#x27;no permit, no exam&#x27; policy in college</a></div><div><a href="https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/03/20/23/panukalang-kontra-sa-no-permit-no-exam-ok-sa-senado" id="isPasted">Panukalang nagbabawal sa &#x27;no permit, no exam&#x27; policy, aprubado sa Senado</a></div><div><a href="https://news.abs-cbn.com/video/news/05/20/23/no-permit-no-exam-policy-dinepensahan-ng-grupo" id="isPasted">Para di maipon ang utang: &#x27;No permit, no exam&#x27; policy dinepensahan ng Cocopea</a><style type="text/css" id="isPasted">
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"Nagpasok kasi ng mga provisions na puwede pang magamit para 'di talaga fully ma-enjoy nating mga students and parents ang mga benefits sana nung bill," Kabataan party-list Rep. Raoul Manuel told ANC.

"Nagpasok kasi ng mga provisions na puwede pang magamit para 'di talaga fully ma-enjoy nating mga students and parents ang mga benefits sana nung bill," Kabataan party-list Rep. Raoul Manuel told ANC.

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Lawmaker hits 'diluted' version of law banning 'no permit, no exam' policy

Rowegie Abanto,

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Published Mar 18, 2024 02:36 PM PHT

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