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CHAPTER VIILEGISLATIVE MANAGEMENTSection 113. Legislative Policy – It is the policy of the ng>Sangguniangng> Bayan, beingthe legislative body of the municipality, to enact ordinances and adopt resolutions to ensure,promote, enhance and support, among other things, the –Stability of the communitiesProsperity of the individualEducation opportunitiesEmployment and livelihoodCultural ValuesHealth and sanitationSocial justiceComfort and convenienceOrder and freedomPeace and securityEnvironmental protectionMoral values andCapabilities for self-help technologiesSection 114. ng>Sangguniangng> Bayan Symbol – ng>Theng> ng>Sangguniangng> Bayan Symbolshall be a banner with the same measurement of the Philippine Flag with the words“ng>Sangguniangng> Bayan”, around the municipal Logo. ng>Theng> banner shall have a goldenbackground with green tussles. It shall be displayed along side with the Philippine Flag. Inturnover ceremonies of the Office of the Presiding Officer, this banner shall be the symbol tobe turned-over to the incoming Presiding Officer.Section 115. Legislative Agenda- In support to the Executive Agenda, theSanggunian, as law-making body of the Municipality supports the 8-Point ExecutiveDevelopment strategy with legislative actions that intends to:· Increase Agricultural Production to 10%· Increase Aqua-marine production to 10%· Enhance Cooperative Development· Provide Extension and On-Site Services and Facilities· Lower Crime Rate Level by 50% and Increase Solution Efficiency by 75%· Improve the Peace and Order Situation in the Municipality· Improve and Upgrade Social and Health Services and Facilities to Indigent.· Provide Adequate Potable Water· Improve Irrigation System· Ensure Economic and Socio-Culture Development· Develop Eco-Tourism· Increase ng>Localng> Revenues· Maximize the Participation among Government Organization, Private Sectorsand the Civil Society through Partnership in ng>Localng> Governance· Develop Leaders Among the Youth Sector208

Section 116. Staff Development-ng>Theng>re shall be a continuing in-house training foroffice and employees on legislative management, public technology, software systems, andother areas to develop staff competencies. Allocate funds for training and attendance toseminars and workshops here and abroad.Section 117. Professional Growth - Every Municipal Officer and employee shall begiven the opportunity to pursue higher learning on official time for a maximum of six months.Section 118. ng>Theng> Legislative Tracking System (LTS)- This is an automatedsystem that keeps track of proposed and approved resolutions and ordinances. It recordsand stores detailed tasks or activities done by the Sanggunian on a certain resolution orordinance in aid of efficient legislation.ng>Theng> system maintains comprehensive records of resolutions and ordinances. It canorganize resolutions and ordinances according to status, sectors affected and classification,therefore avoiding duplication of the passing of ordinances or resolutions with the samesubject matter. It provides easy retrieval of ordinances and resolutions either by date,author or committee referral. It also contains information on the Committees and on theindividual members of the Sanggunian and their performances.ng>Theng> system was developed to include controls necessary to ensure the accuracy,completeness and reliability of data:· It is provided with validation procedures to ensure that only valid and authorizeddata are processed and stored by the system;· It maintains access rights and passwords to ensure that information areaccessible only to those authorized.It is designed in a network environment but can also be accessed in a standalonesetup.Section 119. Standing Committees – ng>Theng> ten (10) standing committees of theng>Sangguniangng> Bayan with their corresponding jurisdiction is included in the Internal Rules ofProcedure of the ng>Sangguniangng> Bayan.Section 120. Committee Hearings – Any committee hearing to be validly convenedshall be attended in person by a majority of the committee members. In the absence of thechair, the members present shall elect among themselves the temporary chair. Invitations toany executive official or employee shall be coursed through the local chief executive.Likewise, the production of documents to the committee will be most effective if these arepresented right in the office where they may be found.Section 121. Holding Sessions Outside the Hall – Regular or special sessionoutside of the Municipal Session Hall should be approved by ¾ members of the sanggunian.Section 122. Participation of Private Sector – Every standing Committee of theng>Sangguniangng> Bayan, except the Committee on Rules, shall invite representatives ofaccredited non-government organization to be committee advisers, observers orconsultants.Section 123. Performance Review – ng>Theng> ng>Sangguniangng> Bayan shall conduct itsown performance review at the end of every calendar year vis-à-vis its legislative agenda,the result of which shall be the basis for the legislative reforms and readjustment to ensure209

Section 116. Staff Development-<stro<strong>ng</strong>>The</stro<strong>ng</strong>>re shall be a continui<strong>ng</strong> in-house traini<strong>ng</strong> foroffice and employees on legislative management, public technology, software systems, andother areas to develop staff competencies. Allocate funds for traini<strong>ng</strong> and attendance toseminars and workshops here and abroad.Section 117. Professional Growth - Every Municipal Officer and employee shall begiven the opportunity to pursue higher learni<strong>ng</strong> on official time for a maximum of six months.Section 118. <stro<strong>ng</strong>>The</stro<strong>ng</strong>> Legislative Tracki<strong>ng</strong> System (LTS)- This is an automatedsystem that keeps track of proposed and approved resolutions and ordinances. It recordsand stores detailed tasks or activities done by the Sa<strong>ng</strong>gunian on a certain resolution orordinance in aid of efficient legislation.<stro<strong>ng</strong>>The</stro<strong>ng</strong>> system maintains comprehensive records of resolutions and ordinances. It canorganize resolutions and ordinances accordi<strong>ng</strong> to status, sectors affected and classification,therefore avoidi<strong>ng</strong> duplication of the passi<strong>ng</strong> of ordinances or resolutions with the samesubject matter. It provides easy retrieval of ordinances and resolutions either by date,author or committee referral. It also contains information on the Committees and on theindividual members of the Sa<strong>ng</strong>gunian and their performances.<stro<strong>ng</strong>>The</stro<strong>ng</strong>> system was developed to include controls necessary to ensure the accuracy,completeness and reliability of data:· It is provided with validation procedures to ensure that only valid and authorizeddata are processed and stored by the system;· It maintains access rights and passwords to ensure that information areaccessible only to those authorized.It is designed in a network environment but can also be accessed in a standalonesetup.Section 119. Standi<strong>ng</strong> Committees – <stro<strong>ng</strong>>The</stro<strong>ng</strong>> ten (10) standi<strong>ng</strong> committees of the<stro<strong>ng</strong>>Sa<strong>ng</strong>gunia<strong>ng</strong></stro<strong>ng</strong>> Bayan with their correspondi<strong>ng</strong> jurisdiction is included in the Internal Rules ofProcedure of the <stro<strong>ng</strong>>Sa<strong>ng</strong>gunia<strong>ng</strong></stro<strong>ng</strong>> Bayan.Section 120. Committee Heari<strong>ng</strong>s – Any committee heari<strong>ng</strong> to be validly convenedshall be attended in person by a majority of the committee members. In the absence of thechair, the members present shall elect amo<strong>ng</strong> themselves the temporary chair. Invitations toany executive official or employee shall be coursed through the local chief executive.Likewise, the production of documents to the committee will be most effective if these arepresented right in the office where they may be found.Section 121. Holdi<strong>ng</strong> Sessions Outside the Hall – Regular or special sessionoutside of the Municipal Session Hall should be approved by ¾ members of the sa<strong>ng</strong>gunian.Section 122. Participation of Private Sector – Every standi<strong>ng</strong> Committee of the<stro<strong>ng</strong>>Sa<strong>ng</strong>gunia<strong>ng</strong></stro<strong>ng</strong>> Bayan, except the Committee on Rules, shall invite representatives ofaccredited non-government organization to be committee advisers, observers orconsultants.Section 123. Performance Review – <stro<strong>ng</strong>>The</stro<strong>ng</strong>> <stro<strong>ng</strong>>Sa<strong>ng</strong>gunia<strong>ng</strong></stro<strong>ng</strong>> Bayan shall conduct itsown performance review at the end of every calendar year vis-à-vis its legislative agenda,the result of which shall be the basis for the legislative reforms and readjustment to ensure209

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