To create the “Puerto Rico Mobile Emergency Alert System Act”; establish the obligation of mobile phone companies to implement an emergency alert system for mobile devices in Puerto Rico; establish regulatory authority; and for other related purposes.P. of C. 1103: To create the “Wireless Alert Warning Act for Beach and Coastal Area Users in Dangerous Maritime Conditions in Puerto Rico”; order commercial mobile service providers to adopt the necessary mechanisms to issue such warnings; to outline the scope of the regulation; and for other related purposes.
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P. of C. 2726
Date: January 29, 2016
To establish the obligation of all private schools as a prerequisite for obtaining or renewing their license to operate within the jurisdiction of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico to submit evidence of having submitted the Statistical Data Form to the Puerto Rico Board of Education, which is submitted annually to private schools in Puerto Rico to be completed by them; establish the obligation to the State Office for Head Start Collaboration (OECHS) of the Office of the Governor of Puerto Rico; require that once they are once both the Public and Private School Profile and the Head Start Program Information Report (PIR) are completed, be sent both to the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics and to the Secretaries of the House of Representatives and the Senate of Puerto Rico; and establish the obligation of the Department of Education to annually submit a Report to the House of Representatives and the Senate of Puerto Rico from the informatics
R. of S. 210
Date: September 9, 2009
To order the Labor, Veterans Affairs and Human Resources Committee of the Senate of Puerto Rico to carry out extensive research in relation to the growth of the migratory phenomenon of Puerto Rican compatriots who move to the United States, representing for the Island a great flight of talent that could contribute significantly to the economic and professional field of Puerto Rico; to identify the factors that have caused the failure of the programs implemented by the past administration to prevent the growth of this migratory phenomenon and the presentation of new strategies to retain on our Island the greatest resource we have, the human resource.
P. of C. 2329
Date: March 18, 2015
To create the “Law of Transformation to the Tax System of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico”, also known as the Internal Revenue Code of 2015, for the purpose of establishing a tax system into a simpler, fairer, more effective, broad-based one that is easy to oversee and promotes economic development; to significantly reduce income contribution rates to individuals and corporations; to eliminate sales and use tax; to establish a value added tax; to establish transitional provisions for repeal of Act No. 1-2011, as amended, known as the Puerto Rico Internal Revenue Code of 2011; for other related purposes.
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