SA pag-improbar sa ordinansa, dili kinahanglan nga i-repeal, imo lang kini nga i-modify, innovate ug i-amendar.
Kini ang gipasabot ni Konsehal Ian Mark Nacaya , chairman sa Komite sa Planning, Research & Innovation & People’s Organization Accreditation, agig reaskyon sa special report ni Konsehal Bernie Esparcia sa sesyon sa Konseho niadtong Lunes nga gidumala ni Bise Mayor Bebot Rodriguez.
Sumala ni Nacaya nga kanunay siya gauyon sa pag-usab sa mga balaod nga napalabang sa nangaging kapanahunan apan kinahanglan nga susihon kon unsa nga probisyon ang dili na haom sa kasamtangang panahon o dili na applicable sa kasamtangan.
Hinoon, matud sa konsehal nga iyang nasabtan ug suportado ang tuyo ni Konsehal Esparcia nga malambo ang ordinansa tungod kay alang man kini sa kaayohan.
THE 20th City Council, during its regular Monday session, presided over by Vice Mayor Bebot Rodrgiuez, expressed full support for the passage of the Magna Carta for Out-of-School Youth (OSYs) to address the needs and aspirations of marginalized sector.
The Magna Carta, a product of the National Youth Commission’s collaboration with USAID Opportunity 2.0, Hiraya, La Salle Institute of Governance, UNICEF, and YouthLED, is designed to recognize the rights of out-of-school youth and provide them opportunities for education and employment.
The comprehensive drafting process included nationwide consultations, focus group discussions, and write-ups with active participation from out-of-school youth representatives, as well as contributions from government and civil society stakeholders.
The draft Magna Carta is ready for submission to Congress and the Senate for legislative consideration.
The 20th City Council’s resolution, proposed by SK Federation President Kenneth John Sacala and Committee on Education Chair Councilor Suzette Magtajas-Daba, received unanimous approval.
The Sangguniang Kabataan of Barangay 20 is set to implement its youth programs following the approval by the 20th City Council of a resolution covering their annual budget for CY 2024, with an estimated income of ₱315,439.00.
Of this total, ₱61,236.00 is allocated for honorarium, ensuring that the SK's operational staff are supported. Meanwhile, ₱89,963.00 will cover maintenance and other operating expenses (MOOE), which include funding for travel, training, office supplies, uniforms, fidelity bond premiums, and SK Federation annual dues.
A significant portion, ₱164,240.00, has been set aside for a diverse range of projects, programs, and activities focused on education, health, environment, governance, and fostering active citizenship among the youth.
This budget allocation is in full compliance with the Sangguniang Kabataan Reform Act of 2015 (Republic Act No. 10742), which mandates that 10% of a barangay's annual general fund be designated for SK-led programs that promote leadership development and socio-cultural engagement among the youth.
The legislation was reviewed and endorsed by the Committee on Sports and Youth Development, chaired by Councilor Kenneth John D. Sacala, and the Committee on Laws and Rules, chaired by Councilor Edgar S. Cabanlas.