The proposal would create a TESDA‑run training and assessment center in Lupi, San Fernando, Camarines Sur, offering short‑term vocational courses to low‑income residents, out‑of‑school youth, college drop‑outs and persons with disabilities, with priority given to the most disadvantaged. The Center can operate only after TESDA certifies it meets quality standards, and its funding must come from the national budget and local government contributions. TESDA must issue implementing rules within 90 days, and the law’s
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HB00495 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch
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