Senator Jinggoy Estrada assured the public that the Senate will thoroughly scrutinize the bill seeking to remove the fixed term for some AFP officials. | zacariansINQ
The said bill seeks to amend Republic Act 11709 or the law granting a three-year fixed term for key AFP officials, including the chief of staff.
Estrada said that the committee will also consult other concerned parties in ensuring the need to amend the law that took effect only last year.
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