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EDCEL C.
LAGMAN
LAMMP
TRACK RECORD
- Elected as Congress Representative for three consecutive terms where he fought for:
-Higher tax exemption levels for income earners
-Declaration of the unconstitutionality by the Supreme Court of the Oil Deregulation
Law and the inclusion of consumer protection safeguards like an initial buffer fund and a
transition period in the new Oil Deregulation Law
-Progressive labor reforms
-Relevant quality education and guarantees of student rights
-Decent livelihood and housing for the urban poor
-Genuine Electoral Reforms
- Undersecretary, Department of Budget and Management, 1986-1987
- Chief Legal Counsel and Head of Staff, Senate Technical Staff of Justice, 1970-1972
- Technical Legal Assistant, Office of the Supreme Court Chief Justice, 1968-1969
- Legal Assistant, Presidential Electoral Tribunal, 1968
- Legal Officer IV, Malacañang Legal Office, Office of the President, 1967
- He has been an active law practitioner and was a partner of two law offices; held
several positions in business, educational and civic institutions and organizations.
CITATIONS
- Outstanding Congressman of the Year, Philippine Free Press, 1997
- Filipino of the Year, Isyu Annual Awards, 1997
- Chosen as the Most Outstanding Congressman of the Ninth Congress, Consumers Welfare
Foundation of the Philippines, 1992-1995
- Selected No. 1 Congressman out of 20 Awardees, Makati School of Journalism and Arts ,
and Congress Day Magazine, 1995-1997
- Consistently chosen Outstanding Congressman every year from 1987-1997
- Cited by the Asia-Pacific Council of Optometry for contribution to the promotion of
scientific vision care in the Philippines as Father of the Revised Optometry Law.
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