HB 8849

House·18th Congress·Filed Mar 2, 2021

Pag-Asa Island and Adjoining Islands as Ecotourism Destinations

An Act Declaring Pag-Asa Island and Its Adjoining Islands of Parola, Kota and Panata Located in the Municipality of Kalayaan, Province of Palawan, as Ecotourism Destinations, to Be Collectively Known as the Pag-Asa Island Ecotourism Cluster, and Appropriating Funds Therefor

Author · Representative

Manuel Cabochan
RepresentativeManuel Cabochan III
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Subjects

Ecotourism Destination

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Senate record

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HBN-08849 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress