Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa said he is considering tapping reservists and increasing the quota on the military recruitment to have the manpower needed to implement the proposed mandatory ROTC in higher education institutions.
Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa on Friday said he is considering tapping reservists and increasing the quota on the military recruitment to have the manpower needed to implement the proposed mandatory Reserve Officers Training Course in higher education institutions.
“Hindi naman lahat active ang kailangan natin diyan. Puwede naman yang gampanan ng mga reservists natin ,” he said. “Meron naman tayong annual recruitment na ginagawa sa ating AFP so dagdagan natin yung quota ng recruitment nila para ma-implement nila nang mabuti itong ROTC program,” he said.
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