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The proposal upgrades the San Luis (Aurora) LTO office from a lower‑level (Class D) to a higher‑level (Class B) office, funds the upgrade using the current LTO budget for that office, and places future costs in the national annual budget.

The bill would require every local government unit to pay a monthly hazard allowance, without tax, to all disaster‑response staff and accredited volunteers for as long as a state of calamity is in effect.

The bill would change the San Luis LTO office from a lower‑class to a higher‑class office and set up funding and rules for the upgrade.

The bill proposes to overhaul the Philippine Coast Guard by changing its command hierarchy, creating new functional and support units, aligning pay and benefits with the Armed Forces, adding a gender‑sensitivity program, and establishing a reserve force and lateral‑entry pathways.

The proposal would change the LTO office in Tigaon from a Class D to a Class C district office, add six permanent staff positions, and allocate funds for its operation through the national budget.

The bill upgrades the LTO office in Gumaca, Quezon, from a Class D to a Class C district office, directs the Department of Transportation to fund the upgrade through the national budget, requires the DOTr to issue necessary rules, and takes effect 15 days after publication.