30/06/2026
HAPPENING NOW: The Presidential Legislative Liaison Office (PLLO) convenes the Multi-Stakeholder Forum on the Proposed Party-List Reform Bill, bringing together members and representatives from both Chambers of Congress, alongside distinguished leaders from the Executive, the Judiciary, constitutional bodies, local government units, the academe, civil society organizations, election watchdogs, and other key stakeholders for a comprehensive dialogue on strengthening the country’s party-list system.
As one of the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) priority measures of the Administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., the proposed reform seeks to enhance the integrity, accountability, and inclusiveness of the party-list system through evidence-based and collaborative policy discussions.
The forum features substantive discussions on the constitutional and legal foundations of the party-list system, existing structural and institutional gaps, electoral accountability, sectoral representation, nominee qualifications, political dynasties, and other proposed reforms aimed at promoting equitable and genuine representation.
Through this forum, the PLLO aims to foster meaningful dialogue among policymakers and stakeholders, gather diverse perspectives and expert recommendations, and strengthen consensus on proposed legislative reforms. As the primary coordinating arm between the Executive and the Legislative branches, the PLLO remains committed to promoting informed policy discussions that contribute to responsive, transparent, and inclusive lawmaking in support of the Administration’s legislative agenda and the public interest.