To order the Department of Family Affairs, in coordination with the Planning Board, the Institute of Statistics and the Office of Preparedness and Coordination of Public Health Response (OPCRSP) of the Department of Health of the Government of Puerto Rico, to carry out a special census on the vulnerable population of Puerto Rico, as defined in the study prepared by George Washington University after the devastating hurricane Maria, the result of which must be submitted to the Legislative Assembly on or before January 30, 2019; and for others related purposes.
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P. of C. No. 2321
Date: May 5, 2010
To promote the construction of social interest and middle class housing by setting limits on the imposition of construction taxes on social interest and middle class housing projects; stimulate the construction of social interest and middle class housing projects through new interagency regulations and incorporate mechanisms for measuring the demand and need for social interest and middle class housing; and for other related purposes.
P. of C. 2159
Date: October 22, 2014
To amend subparagraphs (a), (b) and (e) of Article 4 of Law 214? 2004, as amended, known as the “Act to Create the Puerto Rico Science, Technology and Research Trust” for the purpose of incorporating the Puerto Rico Director of Statistics as a trustee member, and for other related purposes.
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.
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