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Senate minority: Online voting to benefit only a few senators
Several members of the Senate minority bloc on Wednesday said the apparent attempt to fast-track a major amendment to Senate rules allowing senators to participate remotely in sessions would benefit only a few lawmakers rather than serve the country’s interests.
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Minority senators' walkout halts debate on remote participation in Senate
Minority senators appeared to have prevented a vote on a motion to tackle in the plenary a proposed rule amendment that would allow senators to participate in the plenary sessions…
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cebudailynews.inquirer.net
Senate minority walks out over rule allowing online vote
An intense debate ensued over Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s proposed rule allowing senators to vote electronically during sessions.
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newsinfo.inquirer.net
Minority bloc condemns attempt to ‘rush’ major change in Senate rules
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Senate minority: Majority rushing rule change for members with raps?
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Senators clash over rule allowing online voting; minority walks out
Photo: Kiko Pangilinan Facebook MANILA, Philippines — Senators on Tuesday night engaged in an intense debate over Sen. Rodante Marcoleta’s proposed rule allowing senators to…
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Senate minority: Online voting to benefit only a few senators
Several members of the Senate minority bloc on Wednesday said the apparent attempt to fast-track a major amendment to Senate rules allowing senators to participate remotely in…