The bill raises the minimum Tertiary Education Subsidy to ₱30,000 per semester, expands the items it can cover (tuition, meals, transport, computer, internship, room & board, thesis costs), sets a priority list based on household income and special groups, creates validation units in CHED regional offices, establishes grievance committees in CHED and TESDA, and earmarks up to 3 % of the program for UniFAST administration.
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HB05563 · Sources: BatasWatch
Similar in what they’d do, filed by any lawmaker.