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HB 1054

House·20th Congress·Filed Jul 2, 2025

An Act Recognizing the Civil Effects of Church-Decreed Annulment

Status

Pending with the Committee on POPULATION AND FAMILY RELATIONS since 2025-07-29

What does this mean?

It’s being studied in committee, which may hold hearings before deciding whether to recommend it. Most bills stay at this stage.

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Status history

No changes since we started checking daily on Oct 4, 2026.

Primary committee: Population and Family Relations

Status via BatasWatch (independent source)

Author · Representative

Maria Macapagal-Arroyo
RepresentativePampanga, 2nd District
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In plain language

The bill would treat a marriage annulled by a recognized church as if a court had annulled it, making the church decision legally effective.

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Automated summary by BatasWatch. It may miss nuance — read the bill text before citing it.

Author · Representative

Maria Macapagal-Arroyo
RepresentativePampanga, 2nd District
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Printed from CivicSync PH: https://civicsync-ph-gamma.vercel.app/bills/HB01054. Status changes over time; check the link for the latest.

HB01054 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch

HB 1054: An Act Recognizing the Civil Effects of Church-Decreed Annulment · CivicSync PH

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