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The proposal would change the Legazpi LTO office from a Class C to a Class A district office, add 15 new staff positions, and require the DOT to fund the change through the yearly budget.

The proposal would create the Legazpi Special Economic Zone and a new Authority to run it, giving the zone special customs status, tax breaks, and the ability for foreign investors to set up businesses, while the national government and local officials would oversee security and funding.

The bill creates a stronger barangay‑level justice system by establishing a 100‑hour training program, a 16‑hour continuing education course, advisory centers in every barangay, and incentives such as hazard pay, scholarships and free legal aid for lupon members; it will be funded through the national budget and takes effect 15 days after publication.

The bill would create a national, non‑salary honorarium and training‑based incentives for barangay mediation panel members, while keeping them volunteers and allowing local governments to add extra support.

The bill would build a network of detention ponds in three Legazpi City barangays to temporarily hold rainwater during heavy storms, then release it slowly to reduce flooding.

The proposal would add six new trial courts and one family court in Tanza, Cavite, and set aside money to run them.