Entitled:
RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON ELECTORAL REFORMS AND PEOPLE'S PARTICIPATION TO CONDUCT AN INQUIRY, IN AID OF LEGISLATION, ON THE CURRENT STATE OF THE VOTERS DATABASE IN THE CUSTODY OF THE COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS THAT WAS HACKED BY THE GROUPS ANONYMOUS PHILIPPINES AND LULZSEC PILIPINAS, LEADING THE NATIONAL PRIVACY COMMISSION (NPC) TO DECIDE AGAINST THE COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS FOR VIOLATION OF THE DATA PRIVACY ACT OF 2012, WITH THE END IN VIEW OF INSTITUTING REMEDIAL LEGISLATIVE MEASURES THAT WILL ENSURE THAT THE GOVERNMENT ACCOMPLISHES ITS CONSTITUTIONAL DUTY OF PRESERVING THE SANCTITY AND INTEGRITY OF THE ENTIRE ELECTORAL PROCESS, BEGINNING WITH THE PROTECTION OF THE VOTERS REGISTRATION PROCEDURE AND ALL DATA APPURTENANT THERETO, AND PROTECTING THE EXERCISE OF SUFFRAGE FROM ALL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC THREATS
[ FIRST REGULAR SESSION, 17TH CONGRESS ]
[ 2017 ]
1/16/2017	Introduced by Senator LEILA M. DE LIMA;
1/17/2017	Submitted to the Senate and Referred to the Committee on ELECTORAL REFORMS AND PEOPLES PARTICIPATION;
(Pursuant to paragraph (g), Sec. 7, Rule V of the Rules of the Senate, Proposed Senate Resolution No. 260, with pertinent documents, transmitted to the Archives for safekeeping and preservation on June 25, 2019)
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