To establish the Public Policy of the Government of Puerto Rico regarding Albinism and Hermansky‐Pudlak Syndrome, providing that direct access will be established to providers and medical specialists, as well as those medications, treatments, therapies and tests scientifically validated as effective and recommended to diagnose and treat the condition, without the need for referral, authorization or pre-authorization of the plan; order the Department of Health to create and exercise public policy, establishing a Registry of people suffering from disease for the purpose of keeping official statistics and creating a profile of cases that exist in Puerto Rico; and for other related purposes.
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P. of S. 1127
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R. of S. 25
To order the Committee on Social and Economic Revitalization of the Senate of Puerto Rico to carry out a thorough and comprehensive study, including, an inventory of the tax incentive decrees granted in Puerto Rico, and which are in force, under Act 135-1997, Tax Incentives Act of 1998, Act 73-2008, as amended, Act on Economic Incentives for the Development of Puerto Rico, Act 83-2010, Law on Green Energy Incentives of Puerto Rico, Act 20-2012, Incentives for Export Businesses Services in Puerto Rico, Law 22-2012, New Resident Investor Act, Act 187-2015, the Interagency Validation Portal Act for Granting Incentives for Economic Development in Puerto Rico, and other existing laws that are intended to provide tax incentives, in order to measure their impact on the economy of Puerto Rico compared to their fiscal impact on the coffers of the Government of Puerto Rico.
P. of C. 1424
Date: August 29, 2022
To create the “Act for the Establishment of a Multisectoral, Uniform and Coordinated Stroke Management System in Puerto Rico”; which establishes public policy for the care of this condition within our jurisdiction; designate the Department of Health of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico as the leading agency in the development, implementation, oversight and enforcement of the public policy required by this Act; establish the Multidisciplinary Public Policy Committee on the management and care of cerebrovascular accidents (“Stroke”); and for other related purposes.
R. of S. 66
Date: February 14, 2023
To order the Finance, Federal Affairs and Fiscal Oversight Board of the Senate of Puerto Rico to conduct an exhaustive investigation, of an ongoing nature, on the administration, use and expenditure of public funds allocated and administered by the public agencies and instruments of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, as well as the execution and compliance of the strategic plans of each public instrument; in order to evaluate whether the economic resources provided to the agencies and instruments to meet the needs of citizens and to be able to determine if it is necessary to take legislative or administrative measures that promote efficient functioning and ensure the adequate budget of public agencies and instruments for the benefit of citizens.
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