Date: January 28, 2011
To amend Article 1.03 of Act No. 149 of July 15, 1999, as amended, known as the “Organic Law of the Puerto Rico Department of Education” for the purpose of ordering the Secretary of Education to provide information to the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics to create an Early Detection System for Deserters and to submit an annual “School Dropout Report” to the Governor and the Legislative Assembly.
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To order the Secretary of Health of Puerto Rico to conduct a census concentrated on blind citizens residing on the Island; and for other related purposes.
Date: September 19, 2013
To establish the “Law for the Prevention and Management of Cyberbullying”; amend Articles 175 and 208 of Act No. 146? 2012, as amended; amend Article 4 of Act No. 284? 1999, as amended; amend Article 2 of Act No. 121 of July 12, 1986; amend paragraph (q) of Article 1.3 of Act No. 54 of August 15, 1989, as amended; add subparagraphs (39) and (40) to Rule 308 of the 2009 Rules of Evidence; and amend Article 3 of Act No. 256? 2012, in order to prevent, intervene and eradicate this manifestation of violence.
Date: October 4, 2018 R.C. del S. 184: To order the Department of Health and the Institute of Forensic Sciences to conduct an investigation and report if they have statistics on adolescents who have died as a result of drinking energy drinks in Puerto Rico, including and not limited to the effects and chemicals contained in these beverages.
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