Entitled:
RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SENATE COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC ORDER AND ILLEGAL DRUGS; AND TRADE AND COMMERCE TO CONDUCT AN INQUIRY, IN AID OF LEGISLATION ON THE PROLIFERATION OF CELLULAR PHONE THEFT, MOST OF WHICH ARE REPORTED TO FIND ITS WAY BACK IN SHOPPING CENTERS, WITH THE END VIEW OF RECOMMENDING MEASURES AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO PROTECT THE CITIZENS FROM CELLULAR PHONE THEFT AND PROTECT THE CONSUMERS FROM SUBSTANDARD PRODUCTS
[ First Regular Session, 13th Congress ]
[ 2004 ]
9/16/2004	Introduced by Senator VILLAR JR.;
9/21/2004	Submitted to the Senate and referred to the Committee(s) on PUBLIC ORDER AND ILLEGAL DRUGS; and TRADE AND COMMERCE;
[ 2006 ]
8/28/2006	Returned jointly by the Committee(s) on PUBLIC ORDER AND ILLEGAL DRUGS; and TRADE AND COMMERCE per Committee Report No. 92, recommending the adoption of the recommendations and their immediate implementation;
8/29/2006	Committee Report Calendared for Ordinary Business;
8/29/2006	Sponsors: Senator(s) MANUEL B. VILLAR JR., MAR ROXAS and FRANCIS N. PANGILINAN and the Members of the Committees on Public Order and Illegal Drugs; and Trade and Commerce;
2/9/2006	Conducted JOINT COMMITTEE MEETINGS/HEARINGS;