Marcos gets optimization law copy



We have lowered the bar so far that doing what should have been done in the first place can now look like an…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and the men around him are obviously guided by the next elections, two years away.

Police arrested a 39-year-old farmer after he allegedly physically abused his live-in partner and was found in…

The measure sets a standard class size of 35 learners and establishes a strict cap of 50 students per classroom.

In those six hours, I could have reached Baguio, with a stopover or two. Instead, I barely moved around San Juan.
Congressional leaders presented the signed Government Optimization Act to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday.
Republic Act (RA) 12231, signed into law by Marcos on 4 August, aims to enhance the delivery of public services through improved efficiency, transparency and accountability.
The law provides for strengthening, merging, or abolishing agencies and functions deemed redundant or misaligned, while protecting the welfare of civil servants.
RA 12231 grants the President the authority to reorganize the executive branch by consolidating, strengthening, or eliminating redundant agencies and functions.
By streamlining government operations, the Act is expected to enhance the delivery of public services.
The landmark reform underscores the government’s commitment to a more agile bureaucracy, ensuring that services reach Filipinos more efficiently, effectively, and with a stronger focus on social protection and fiscal responsibility.