HB 3825

House·15th Congress·Filed Dec 7, 2010

Philippine High School for Sports (Phss) Act of 2011

An Act Establishing a Philippine High School for Sports and Appropriating Funds Therefor

Author · Representative

Sonny Angara
RepresentativeJuan Edgardo "Sonny" Angara
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Subjects

Schools, EstablishmentPhilippine High School for Sports (PHSS)

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HBN-03825 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress