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Ople, however, stressed that the absence of the three senators would not
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"We have already agreed in a caucus that there would always be a quorum in
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Joining Ople to Geneva are Senators Renato Cayetano and Anna Dominique
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SEC Chairman Lilia Bautista said six months starting from her assumption of
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PSE president Ram
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Organization in Geneva, Switzerland.

Ople, however, stressed that the absence of the three senators would not
adversely affect the passage of priority measures before Congress adjourns its
second regular session on June 8.

"We have already agreed in a caucus that there would always be a quorum in
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directors to include more non-brokers by September if it is serious about
regaining its self-regulatory organization (SRO) status.

SEC Chairman Lilia Bautista said six months starting from her assumption of
office last March 25, should be enough time for the PSE to comply with the
SEC's order.

The inclusion of more non-brokers to the SEC board is the only remaining hurdle
for the PSE to regain its SRO status.

PSE president Ram
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3 solons to miss last sessions in favor of confab in Geneva

By Efren Danao | June 2, 2000 - 12:00am

Three senators led by Senate President Pro Tempore Blas Ople will miss the last week of session of the Senate to attend a conference of the International Labor Organization in Geneva, Switzerland. Ople, however,...

Headlines

SEC wants more non-brokers in PSE board

By Rocel Felix | May 19, 2000 - 12:00am

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said yesterday the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) should reconstitute the membership of its board of directors to include more non-brokers by September if it is serious...

Business