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00:00 It's easier to apply for a passport after passing a new law on this.

00:06 The law on the prohibition of the No Permit No Exam policy has also been passed in schools.

00:11 We have first news, Jonathan Andal.

00:13 In the past, the problem of some students was the No Permit No Exam policy of their schools.

00:22 It means that if they still have a debt on their matriculation and other expenses, they will not be able to take the exam.

00:27 But it is now prohibited under the Republic Act 1198-4 or No Permit No Exam Prohibition Act signed by President Bongbong Marcos.

00:36 Under this, all so-called disadvantaged students in public and private K-12 institutions, colleges, universities, and technical vocational institutions

00:46 with courses of more than one year can get periodic and final examinations without the need for a permit from the school.

00:55 The affected students will be given a certificate by the agency as proof of their ability to pay their matriculation.

01:03 For example, calamity, emergency, force majeure, and other good or justifiable reasons under the rules and regulations of the DSWD.

01:12 The DSWD also passed a law on those students who are considered disadvantaged.

01:17 The schools are allowed to ask for a promissory note from the student. They can also hold the documents or records of the students

01:26 and make legal and administrative steps for the payment of the payment.

01:31 The administrative case of DepEd Chedo Tesda may be allowed to violate the rules.

01:36 The application for the passport is also easier under the New Philippine Passport Act or Republic Act 1198-3.

01:45 It will replace the RA 8239 or the Passport Act of 1996.

01:50 Under the new law, the Department of Foreign Affairs is ordered to create and maintain an online application portal and electronic one-stop shop

01:58 that can be accessed on their official website.

02:01 The DFA will also allow the provision of off-site and mobile passport services in other places aside from their consular offices and foreign service posts.

02:10 The law is also more strict on the punishment.

02:12 For those who illegally steal or hold other people's passports, they can be imprisoned for up to 12 years or fined up to 2 million pesos.

02:23 For those who illegally steal or hold other people's passports, they can be imprisoned for up to 6 to 15 years or fined up to 250,000 pesos.

02:34 This is the first news. Jonathan Andal for GMA Integrated News.

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02:51 [Music]

"No permit, no exam prohibition act," aprubado na ni PBBM | UB

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