HB 2899

House·20th Congress·Filed Aug 4, 2025

An Act Granting the Philippine Sports Commission, the Authority to Acquire Real Properties by Other Modes, Amending for the Purpose Section 7 of Republic Act No. 11214, Otherwise Known as the "Philippines Sports Training Center Act"

In plain language

The bill would let the Philippine Sports Commission run the Philippine Sports Training Center and own its facilities, and it would let the Commission acquire land or use existing facilities (like the New Clark City Sports Complex) through grant, donation, or purchase.

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Author · Representative

Aniela Tolentino
RepresentativeCavite, 8th District
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HB02899 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch