Eric Go Yap
Eric Go Yap (born May 11, 1979) is a Filipino philanthropist and public servant who currently serves as a Representative of Anti-Crime and Terrorism Community Involvement and Support (ACT-CIS) Partylist in the House of Representatives.
Political Careeer[1][edit]
Yap was first elected into public office in 2019, together with Jocelyn Pua-Tulfo and Rowena Niña Taduran as representatives of the ACT-CIS partylist during the 18th Congress of the Philippines.
18th Congress[2][edit]
Committees[3][edit]
Yap was appointed as the Chairperson of House Committee on Games and Amusement which tackles all matters directly and principally relating to all forms and places of gaming and amusements.
He also serves as the Vice Chairperson of the Committee on Government Enterprises and Privatization and Committee on Ways and Means. Alongside, he is a member of the Committee on Accounts; Banks and Financial Intermediaries; Energy; Higher and Technical Education; Legislative Franchises; Overseas Workers Affairs; Public Works and Highways; and Transportation.
House Bills[edit]
As part of his commitment to the Filipino people, Hon. Eric Go Yap actively participated in the proposition and lobbying of policies focused on uplifting the lives of the marginalized.
| HOUSE BILL | TITLE | DESCRIPTION |
|---|---|---|
| 617 | AN ACT ENTITLING BARANGAY OFFICIALS TO FIXED SALARIES AND SUCH OTHER BENEFITS BEING ENJOYED BY REGULAR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES | Providing fixed salary for barangay officials and declaring them as regular government employees in order for them to receive just compensation and other benefits that other regular government employees are receiving. |
| 1895 | AN ACT ENTITLING BARANGAY OFFICIALS TO FIXED SALARIES AND SUCH OTHER BENEFITS BEING ENJOYED BY REGULAR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES | Increasing the minimum salary of public school teacher from salary grade 11 (P20,754) to salary grade 15 (P30,531) to enable them to efficiently fulfill their mandate as civil servants. |
| 2319 | AN ACT ENTITLING BARANGAY OFFICIALS TO FIXED SALARIES AND SUCH OTHER BENEFITS BEING ENJOYED BY REGULAR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES | Increasing the minimum salary of public school teacher from salary grade 11 (P20,754) to salary grade 15 (P30,531) to enable them to efficiently fulfill their mandate as civil servants. |
| 2476 | AN ACT ENTITLING BARANGAY OFFICIALS TO FIXED SALARIES AND SUCH OTHER BENEFITS BEING ENJOYED BY REGULAR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES | Increasing the minimum salary of public school teacher from salary grade 11 (P20,754) to salary grade 15 (P30,531) to enable them to efficiently fulfill their mandate as civil servants. |
| 2695 | AN ACT INSTITUTING THE CITIZEN SERVICE TRAINING COURSE, ESTABLISHING THE CITIZEN SERVICE CORPS, CREATING THE CITIZEN SERVICE MOBILIZATION COMMISSION, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES | Declaring the Basic Citizen Service Training Course mandatory for all tertiary-level students enrolled in baccalaureate degree courses or technical vocational courses (which may be completed in at least two years) in all public and private colleges, universities, and similar learning institutions. |
| 3282 | AN ACT INSTITUTING THE CITIZEN SERVICE TRAINING COURSE, ESTABLISHING THE CITIZEN SERVICE CORPS, CREATING THE CITIZEN SERVICE MOBILIZATION COMMISSION, APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES | Declaring the Basic Citizen Service Training Course mandatory for all tertiary-level students enrolled in baccalaureate degree courses or technical vocational courses (which may be completed in at least two years) in all public and private colleges, universities, and similar learning institutions. |
| 3413 | AN ACT AMENDING PROVISIONS OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9372, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS "AN ACT TO SECURE THE STATE AND PROTECT OUR PEOPLE FROM TERORISM" | Declaring the Basic Citizen Service Training Course mandatory for all tertiary-level students enrolled in baccalaureate degree courses or technical vocational courses (which may be completed in at least two years) in all public and private colleges, universities, and similar learning institutions. |
| 3655 | AN ACT UPGRADING THE MINIMUM SALARY GRADE OF GOVERNMENT NURSES AND OTHER HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL | Increasing the minimum salary grade of government nurses to salary grade 15 and of other health care personnel to salary grade 13. |
| 3982 | AN ACT EXPANDING THE DEFINITION OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT, STRENGTHENING THE MECHANISIMS TO MENTOR COMPLIANCE WITH POLICIES AGAINST SEXUAL HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACCE AND IN EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING INSTITUTIONS, AND PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF, REPEALING FOR THE PURPOSE REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7877, ALSO REFERRED TO AS THE “ANTI-SEXUAL HARASSMENT ACT OF 1995” | Expanding the definition of sexual harassment to include those committed physically, verbally or visually or with the use of information and communications technology or any other means or technology within or outside of the place of employment, or a training or education environment. |
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