HB 2592

House·14th Congress·Filed Sep 18, 2007

Romblon Forest Protection and Development Program

An Act Establishing the Forest Protection and Development Program in the Province of Romblon and Appropriating Funds Therefor

Author · Representative

Eleandro Madrona
RepresentativeRomblon, Lone District
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Subjects

Forest ConservationForest Protection

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Senate record

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HBN-02592 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress