HB 3856
House·20th Congress·Filed Aug 20, 2025
An Act Strengthening the Architecture Profession, Amending for the Purpose Certain Provisions of Republic Act Numbered Nine Thousand Two Hundred Sixty-Six (R.a. No. 9266), Otherwise Known as the "Architecture Act of 2004"
In plain language
The bill seeks to tighten rules for architects by redefining key terms, raising qualifications for the board that regulates the profession, and requiring that only licensed architects can prepare official building plans and hold certain government jobs. It also adds penalties for illegal practice and creates a single national architects’ organization and a multipartite council to guide policy.
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