At the end of the Second Regular Session of the Fourteenth Congress, the Senate passed many vital pieces of legislation. These laws do not only address our fiscal and economic concerns in the face of the global crisis, but also deal with equally important and interrelated matters, like education, public health, housing, environmental protection, job creation, social welfare, consumer protection, law and order, and the integrity and efficiency of our electoral system. Download

Concerns over the long-term availability and cost of electricity have renewed the government’s interest in nuclear energy. However, questions remain on the readiness of the country’s scientific, regulatory and institutional frameworks to develop and oversee a domestic nuclear energy program. Download

Enclosed in the walls of the Senate museum is a repository of our country's rich legislative tradition, the Philippine Senate's long and illustrious heritage that serves as the bastion of our nation's freedom.

The museum houses materials that show the mandates of the Senate under the Jones Law, and a host of congressional records, bills, resolutions and republic acts.