The proposal would require ships and platforms registered in the Philippines to install approved sewage‑treatment equipment, set strict water‑quality limits, and report any problems. The Philippine Coast Guard would be given new powers to inspect vessels, stop them from sailing, and fine owners up to ₱500,000 a day for repeated violations. A public database would track compliance, and the agencies MARINA, DENR and DOH would share responsibilities for registration, testing and certification.
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HB10129 · Sources: BatasWatch
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Similar in what they’d do, filed by any lawmaker.