List of Philippine House of Representatives committees explained

This is a complete list of Philippine Congressional committees (standing committees, and special committees) that are currently operating in the House of Representatives of the Philippines, the lower house of the Philippine Congress.__TOC__

Standing committees

Note: This is the list of standing committee chairmanships for the 19th Congress. It currently has 65 standing committees as of July 25, 2022.[1]

CommitteeMajorityMinorityMember Count
ChairmanPartyMinority leaderParty
1.AccountsYedda Marie RomualdezTingogWilbert LeeAGRI Party-list54559
2.Agrarian ReformSolomon R. ChungalaoTBATBA28432
3.Agriculture and FoodWilfrido Mark M. EnvergaTBATBA78684
4.AppropriationsElzaldy CoAko BicolTBATBA1319140
5.Aquaculture and Fisheries ResourcesAlfredo Marañon IIITBATBA28735
6.Banks and Financial IntermediariesIrwin TiengTBATBA18523
7.Basic Education and CultureRoman RomuloGabriel Bordado54761
8.Civil Service and Professional RegulationKristine Alexie TutorTBATBA10414
9.Climate ChangeEdgar ChattoTBATBA12214
10.Constitutional AmendmentsRufus RodriguezTBATBA20626
11.Cooperatives DevelopmentNicanor BrionesAGAP PartylistTBATBA21223
12.Dangerous DrugsRobert Ace BarbersTBATBA19524
13.Disaster ResilienceAlan 1 EcleoTBATBA101
14.EcologyMarlyn AlonteTBATBA18422
15.Economic AffairsGerardo Valmayor Jr.TBATBA30434
16.EnergyLord Allan Jay VelascoTBATBA62769
17.Ethics and PrivilegesFelimon EsparesCoop-NATCCOTBATBA426
18.Flagship Programs and ProjectsClaude BautistaTBATBA11213
19.Foreign AffairsMaria Rachel ArenasTBATBA47653
20.Games and AmusementsAntonio FerrerTBATBA61768
21.Good Government and Public AccountabilityFlorida RobesTBATBA23528
22.Government Enterprises and PrivatizationEdwin OlivarezTBATBA11415
23.Government ReorganizationJonathan Keith FloresTBATBA11314
24.HealthCiriaco Gato Jr.TBATBA75883
25.Higher and Technical EducationMark GoTBATBA64771
26.Housing and Urban DevelopmentJose Francisco BenitezTBATBA55661
27.Human RightsBienvenido Abante Jr.TBATBA18422
28.Indigenous Cultural Communities and Indigenous PeoplesAllen Jesse MangaoangTBATBA101
29.Information and Communications TechnologyTobias TiangcoTBATBA50656
30.Inter-Parliamentary Relations and DiplomacyGlona LabadlabadTBATBA41546
31.JusticeJuliet Marie FerrerTBATBA31637
32.Labor and EmploymentJuan Fidel Felipe NogralesTBATBA38442
33.Legislative FranchisesGus TambuntingTBATBA55560
34.Local GovernmentRex GatchalianTBATBA55661
35.Metro Manila DevelopmentRolando ValerianoTBATBA26430
36.Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise DevelopmentChristian UnabiaTBATBA22325
37.Mindanao AffairsYasser BalindongTBATBA34135
38.Muslim AffairsMohamad Khalid DimaporoTBATBA11112
39.National Defense and SecurityRaul TupasTBATBA35745
40.Natural ResourcesElpidio Barzaga Jr.TBATBA57764
41.North Luzon Growth QuadrangleEugenio Angelo BarbaTBATBA21223
42.Overseas Workers AffairsRon SaloKABAYANTBATBA21425
43.People's ParticipationEmmarie Ouano-DizonTBATBA12315
44.Population and Family RelationsIan Paul DyTBATBA639
45.Poverty AlleviationMichael Romero1–PACMANTBATBA20323
46.Public AccountsJoseph Stephen PaduanoAbang LingkodTBATBA18422
47.Public InformationJose Aquino Jr.TBATBA448
48.Public Order and SafetyDan FernandezTBATBA36642
49.Public Works and HighwaysRomeo MomoTBATBA84892
51.Revision of LawsEdward Michael MacedaTBATBA9312
51.RulesManuel Jose DalipeMarcilino Libanan4Ps Party-list501767
52.Rural DevelopmentWilton KhoTBATBA26329
53.Science and TechnologyCarlito MarquezTBATBA15419
54.Social ServicesRosanna VergaraTBATBA35439
55.Suffrage and Electoral ReformsMaximo Dalog Jr.TBATBA29433
56.Sustainable Development GoalsEduardo VillanuevaCIBACTBATBA101
57.TourismEleandro Jesus MadronaTBATBA67673
58.Trade and IndustryMario Vittorio MariñoTBATBA54660
59.TransportationsRomeo AcopTBATBA51960
60.Veterans Affairs and WelfareJorge BustosPATROLTBATBA437
61.Visayas DevelopmentLolita JavierTBATBA101
62.Ways and MeansJoey SalcedaTBATBA55863
63.Welfare of ChildrenAngelica Natasha CoBHWTBATBA15217
64.Women and Gender EqualityGeraldine RomanTBATBA23326
65.Youth and Sports DevelopmentFaustino Michael Carlos DyTBATBA46450

Special committees

Note: This is the list of special committee chairmanships for the 19th Congress. It currently has 15 special committees as of July 25, 2022.[2]

CommitteeMajorityMinorityTotal members
ChairmanPartyMinority leaderParty
1.Bases ConversionFaustino DyTBATBA13215
2.Bicol Recovery and Economic DevelopmentJosefina TalladoTBATBA9211
3.Creative Industry and Performing ArtsChristopher de VeneciaTBATBA21223
4.East Asean Growth AreaPrincess Rihan SakaluranTBATBA11223
5.Food SecurityLuisa Lloren CuaresmaTBATBA12214
6.Globalization and WTOJoseph LaraTBATBA426
7.Land UseFrancisco Jose Matugas IITBATBA11213
8.Nuclear EnergyMark CojuangcoTBATBA64266
9.Pace, Reconciliation and UnityShernee Tan-TambutKusug TausugTBATBA8210
10.Persons with DisabilitiesAlfelito BascugTBATBA101
11.ReforestationEleanor Bulut-BegtangTBATBA628
12.Senior CitizensRodolfo OrdanesSenior CitizensTBATBA101
13.Southern Tagalog DevelopmentRuth Mariano-HernandezTBATBA9211
14.Strategic IntelligenceMaria Carmen ZamoraTBATBA101
15.West Philippine SeaNeptali Gonzales IITBATBA628
16.Whole HouseSpeaker Martin RomualdezMarcelino Libanan4Ps Party-list28927316

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: STANDING COMMITTEES - 19th Congress . congress.gov.ph . . November 12, 2022.
  2. Web site: SPECIAL COMMITTEES - 19th Congress . congress.gov.ph . . November 13, 2022.