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SB 228

Senate·17th Congress·Filed Jul 4, 2016

Public-Private Partnership Act

An Act Institutionalizing and Strengthening Public-Private Partnerships, and Appropriating Funds Therefor

Status

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Author · Senator

Franklin Drilon
SenatorFranklin Drilon
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Author · Senator

Franklin Drilon
SenatorFranklin Drilon
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Subjects

Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Projects

Official sources

Senate record
Bill text (PDF)

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SBN-00228 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress

SB 228: Public-Private Partnership Act · CivicSync PH

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