P. of C. 1637

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17 December 2025

Date: December 15, 2023

To amend Article 6.25 of Act No. 168-2019 known as the “Puerto Rico Weapons Act of 2020” and establish the duty of a licensed citizen to register the weapons or part of a weapon with serial number, marks or printed symbols that he acquires; to establish penalties and for other related purposes.

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P. of C. 1637

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R. of S. 16

Date: October 17, 2023

To order the Development Commissions of the Southeast Region; and the Special Committee for the Eradication of Poverty of the Senate of Puerto Rico to conduct research on the impact of poverty on child development in the municipalities of Aibonito; Arroyo; Barranquitas; Cayey; Cidra; Coamo; Comerío; Corozal; Guayama; Juana Díaz; Naranjito; Orocovis; Salinas; Santa Isabel and Villalba, in order to identify strategies to address the socio-economic reality experienced by thousands of children; and to evaluate the results of programs and initiatives established by the Government to combat and eradicate poverty.

P. of C. 2843

Date: April 8, 2016

To amend Article 7 of Law 209-2003, as amended, better known as the “Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics Act”, to establish that upon the expiration of the appointment of any member of the Board of Directors of the Institute of Statistics, his successor must be appointed within a period of sixty (60) days and that the incumbent member may continue to perform his functions until his successor has taken office.

P. del S. 982

To establish the Public Policy for Science, Technology and Innovation of the Government of Puerto Rico, define the mechanisms for implementing, measuring and evaluating public policy; ensure its effective execution and continuous review; establish clear metrics and promote multisectoral collaboration to strengthen the innovation ecosystem, strengthening the role of the Puerto Rico Trust for Science, Technology and Research, the Department of Economic Development and Commerce, universities and the private sector; and for other purposes related.