Presidential aspirant Vice President Leni Robredo says she will push for a measure to help amplify the voices of various sectors, especially the marginalized, in the government’s policy-making processes.
– Presidential aspirant Vice President Leni Robredo said she will push for a measure to help amplify the voices of various sectors, especially the marginalized, in the government’s policy-making processes.
“May representatives ‘yung iba't ibang sektor na umuupo sa lahat na committees. Pag sinabi kong lahat, talagang lahat – executive tsaka legislative, lahat ng committees ng local government units,” she said in a virtual meet-and-greet with supporters. “Pag nagbababa kami ng programa na hindi naman namin nararamdaman ‘yung pinagdadaanan ng mga sektor, kadalasan ‘yung mga programang binababa namin hindi siya responsive sa pinaka-kinakailangan,”she said.
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