SB 571

Senate·17th Congress·Filed Jul 19, 2016

Bamboo and Rattan Act of 2016

An Act Proposing the Creation of the Philippine Bamboo and Rattan Center (Pbrc) to Conserve, Propagate and Promote Bamboo and Rattan Species

Author · Senator

Sonny Trillanes
SenatorAntonio "Sonny" Trillanes IV
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Subjects

Bamboo and Rattan

Official sources

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SBN-00571 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress