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Bayani "Bayani 'BF'" Fernando

Running for Mayor

Political Affiliations

Political Relatives

Political Allies

Political Rivals

Previous Gov't Positions

Failed Attempts to Run for Public Office

Bills Enacted into Law

Bills Filed

City Ordinances Filed

Awards and Recognition

Advocacies and Accomplishments (COVID-19-related)

Advocacies and Accomplishments (Non-COVID-19-related)

Previous Gov't Positions

Secretary, Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)

2003

Mayor

Marikina

1992-2001

Chairman, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)

2002

1st District Representative

Marikina

2019-present

1st District Representative

Marikina

2016-2019

Bills Filed

Principal Author Co-Author Principal Sponsor Co-Sponsor

City Ordinances Filed

73

Anti-Littering Code of Marikina

116

Marikina Settlement Code of 2001

264

Rescue 161

242, s. 2001

Requires all business establishments in Marikina City to undergo an annual Waste Management Seminar prior to issuance of business license

233, s. 2001

Impose charges for special garbage collection service or special trips within Marikina City

201, s. 2000

Prohibits the burning of garbage within Marikina City

135, s. 1994

Prohibits the improper disposal of garbage

210, s. 1994

Requires all residential and commercial establishments in Marikina City to clean their surroundings

Awards and Recognition

The Outstanding Filipino (TOFIL) Award for Government Service

Junior Chamber International (JCI) Senate Philippines

H.R Reyes Academic Medallion of Honor

Central Colleges of the Philippines

Philippine Quality Silver Award – Proficiency Level for Organizational Excellence

Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) and Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

1999

Philippine Quality Bronze Award – Commitment Level for Organizational Excellence

DAP / DTI

1999

Hall of Fame Award Five Winning Program (Squatter Free Marikina and Barangay Talyer)

Galing Pook

1997-1998

Advocacies and Accomplishments (Non-COVID-19-related)

Environment

Promoted the Clean and Green City

Introduced Waste Segregation

Implemented anti-littering policies

Planting trees and plants along the sidewalks

Established cleanliness projects

Animal Control Project (to impound all stray animals roaming the streets)

Urbanization

REHABILITATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE

Established right of way

Concreted and asphalted roads

Paved sidewalks

Established Bike lanes

Renovated public markets and the City Hall

Set up health centers and satellite centers in each barangay, covered courts, new school buildings

Revived the Marikina River and parks

The Marikina banks were developed for joggers and picnickers

Restaurants were invited to set up shop in the newly developed area

Redeveloped the Marikina Sports Center

Standards were issued for constructing buildings and structures

Widening of sidewalks

Installation of lamp posts and street signs

Order and Discipline

Cleared the sidewalks of illegal vendors in the marketplace

Implemented scheduled garbage collection

Passed resolutions prohibiting spitting, urinating, drinking, alcoholic beverages, and strolling around shirtless in public areas

Baned hanging out and exposing laundered underwear

Political Profile

Bayani "Bayani 'BF'" Fernando

Political Affiliations

Chairperson, Committee on Human Rights

2019-present

President, Metro Manila Mayor’s League

2000-2001

Political Relatives

Political Allies

Political Rivals

Previous Gov't Positions

Secretary, Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)

2003

Mayor

Marikina

1992-2001

Chairman, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)

2002

1st District Representative

Marikina

2019-present

1st District Representative

Marikina

2016-2019

Failed Attempts to Run for Public Office

Vice President

2010

Mayor

Marikina

1987

Bills Enacted into Law

Principal Author

Co-Author

Bills Filed

Principal Author

HB 09560 - PHILIPPINE CENTER FOR DISEASE PREVENTION AND CONTROL ACT

Provide high priority to the allocation of material and institutional resources to protect public health by ensuring that the Philippine Health System is well-prepared to forecast, prevent, monitor, and control diseases, injuries, and disabilities both of national and international concern.

https://hrep-website.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/legisdocs/third_18/HBT9560.pdf

HB 10569 - MAGNA CARTA ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ACT

The right of every Filipino to profess, practice, and propagate religious beliefs must always be recognized, respected, allowed and protected.

https://hrep-website.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/legisdocs/first_18/CR01361.pdf

HB 10576 - HUMAN RIGHTS DEFENDERS PROTECTION ACT

To provide access to legal remedies and reparative measures including monetary compensation and psychological accompaniment and rehabilitation to human rights violations victims.

https://hrep-website.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/legisdocs/first_18/CR01367.pdf

HB 09990 - HIDILYN DIAZ ACT

The State shall look after the welfare of national athletes and coaches by providing benefits and incentives for qualified athletes and coaches who compete or win in international sports competitions and bring honor and recognition to the country.

https://hrep-website.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/legisdocs/third_18/HBT9990.pdf

HB 00921 - PAGBATING PILIPINO

Placing the hand over the chest is a universal gesture of good faith coming from the heart, while the nod is a traditional Filipino gesture of respect and an alternative to the traditional handshake. Adopted as HR00042

https://hrep-website.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/legisdocs/basic_18/hb00921.pdf

HB 09524 - LINE WORKER INSURANCE AND BENEFITS ACT

Provide measures that recognize the contributions of line workers to nation building particularly in the transmission and distribution sectors of the power industry by ensuring them that their employers are providing them insurance coverage and other benefits.

https://hrep-website.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/legisdocs/third_18/HBT9524.pdf

HB 00923 - PHILIPPINE BUILDING ACT OF 2019

Institutionalize a system that will provide for periodic review and flexible mechanisms in the updating of regulations and standards and will strengthen the participation of relevant stake holders in building design and construction.

https://hrep-website.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/legisdocs/basic_18/HB00923.pdf

HB 00922 - THE ROAD USE ACT OF 2019

This bill seeks to define the basic policies, standards and rules for the proper safe, disciplined and productive use of all roads.

https://hrep-website.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/legisdocs/basic_18/HB00922.pdf

Co-Author

City Ordinances Filed

73

Anti-Littering Code of Marikina

116

Marikina Settlement Code of 2001

264

Rescue 161

242, s. 2001

Requires all business establishments in Marikina City to undergo an annual Waste Management Seminar prior to issuance of business license

233, s. 2001

Impose charges for special garbage collection service or special trips within Marikina City

201, s. 2000

Prohibits the burning of garbage within Marikina City

135, s. 1994

Prohibits the improper disposal of garbage

210, s. 1994

Requires all residential and commercial establishments in Marikina City to clean their surroundings

Awards and Recognition

The Outstanding Filipino (TOFIL) Award for Government Service

Junior Chamber International (JCI) Senate Philippines

H.R Reyes Academic Medallion of Honor

Central Colleges of the Philippines

Philippine Quality Silver Award – Proficiency Level for Organizational Excellence

Development Academy of the Philippines (DAP) and Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)

1999

Philippine Quality Bronze Award – Commitment Level for Organizational Excellence

DAP / DTI

1999

Hall of Fame Award Five Winning Program (Squatter Free Marikina and Barangay Talyer)

Galing Pook

1997-1998

Advocacies and Accomplishments (Non-COVID-19-related)

Environment

Promoted the Clean and Green City

Introduced Waste Segregation

Implemented anti-littering policies

Planting trees and plants along the sidewalks

Established cleanliness projects

Animal Control Project (to impound all stray animals roaming the streets)

Urbanization

REHABILITATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE

Established right of way

Concreted and asphalted roads

Paved sidewalks

Established Bike lanes

Renovated public markets and the City Hall

Set up health centers and satellite centers in each barangay, covered courts, new school buildings

Revived the Marikina River and parks

The Marikina banks were developed for joggers and picnickers

Restaurants were invited to set up shop in the newly developed area

Redeveloped the Marikina Sports Center

Standards were issued for constructing buildings and structures

Widening of sidewalks

Installation of lamp posts and street signs

Order and Discipline

Cleared the sidewalks of illegal vendors in the marketplace

Implemented scheduled garbage collection

Passed resolutions prohibiting spitting, urinating, drinking, alcoholic beverages, and strolling around shirtless in public areas

Baned hanging out and exposing laundered underwear