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17 December 2025

Date: May 21, 2008

At the “House Subcommittee on Information Policy, Census, and National Archives” and the “House Subcommittee on Insular Affairs” of the United States Congress.

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P. of C. 669

Date: July 29, 2025 P. of C. 669: To create the “Law for Access to Information on Childbirth Statistics in Puerto Rico”.

P. of S. No. 610

Date: February 3, 2010

To establish public policy to recognize the projected demographic challenge as a meritorious of the highest priority for the allocation of economic, technological and intellectual resources; to appoint a Multisectorial and Multidisciplinary Committee of government, academia, and private enterprise to outline a comprehensive and comprehensive work plan to address this challenge; to appoint an Interagency Population Board; to designate the Planning Board as the central government agency for the development of the work plan aimed at addressing the problem demographic; and for other related purposes.

R. of C. No. 654

Date: March 5, 2014

To order the Government Commission and the Commission on Socio-Economic Development and Planning of the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico to conduct an exhaustive investigation into the collection and methodology used by the agencies of the Executive Branch in relation to statistical information of public interest, with special emphasis on the efforts and duties of the Planning Board and the Statistics Institute; to examine the methods of updating and reliability of the statistics collected by governmental entities; and evaluate the resources available for State statistical management and the legal framework that affects it, in order to identify needs, and to know, if necessary, to make any adjustments or amendments that promote the relevance, objectivity and correctness of information based on statistical data; and for other related purposes.