SB 96

Senate·17th Congress·Filed Jun 30, 2016

Hotline 117 Act of 2016

An Act Institutionalizing and Further Developing 117 as the Nationwide Emergency Assistance Telephone Number for Public Safety and Security and for Other Purposes

Author · Senator

Sonny Trillanes
SenatorAntonio "Sonny" Trillanes IV
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Subjects

Emergency Hotline 117Emergency Calls

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SBN-00096 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress