Date: July 18, 2025

To create the “Law for the Establishment of the Unified System for Reporting Incidents of Gender-based Violence in Puerto Rico”, for the purpose of developing a standardized digital platform for the collection, analysis and monitoring of data on gender-based violence; to provide for the interagency integration of data from the Puerto Rico Police, the Department of Justice, the Department of Family, the Department of Health, the Office of the Women's Attorney and the Judiciary; and for other related purposes.

Date: March 18, 2024

To amend Article 2; add Article 2A; amend Article 3; add an Article 3A; amend Article 4; add Articles 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D and 4E; amend Article 5; add Articles 5A, 5B and 5C; amend Articles 6, 7, 8 and 9; and add Articles 9A, 9B and 11A to Law 141-2019, as amended, known as the “Transparency and Expedited Procedure for Access to Public Information Act”; and repeal Act 141-2019, as amended, known as the “Transparency and Expedited Procedure for Access to Public Information Act”; and to repeal Act 141-2019 122-2019, known as the “Open Data Act of the Government of Puerto Rico”, in order to incorporate definitions into the referred to Law 141-2019; reduce exceptions for the denial of public information in the face of confidentiality claims that may be raised by governmental entities; establish that the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics will be the entity responsible for implementing the public policy for access to public information; creating the position and duties of the Coordinator of Access to Public Information of the Government of Puerto Rico; assigning new functions to Information Officers, and that one of these be the head of the entity's statistics unit governmental; shorten the terms for Information Officers to deliver public information requested by citizens; amend the review appeal; impose administrative sanctions; allocate funds; and for other purposes.

Date: October 22, 2014

To establish the “Puerto Rico Registration and Vital Statistics Act”, for the purpose of establishing the Puerto Rico Vital Statistics Registry Office (OREV), which shall exercise full fiscal and administrative autonomy; establish its functions and responsibilities; provide for a minimum amount of local records; create the management position of State Registrar; establish minimum requirements, the term, functions and powers of the position; establish transitional clauses for the transfer and transfer of human capital, movable and immovable property; implement a security method to the Vital Statistics System for purposes of public health, national security, among others; establish procedures for handling legal documents provided for by law, such as certificates and reports of vital events; impose controls to prepare, maintain and disclose the content of vital records and reports in their custody; repeal Act No. 24 of April 22, 1931, according to...