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Proposed Resolution No. 569

Adopted

A Resolution Expressing Deepest Condolences and Sympathies to the Family of the Late Rostom Saaban, the 3RD Base Commander of 106TH Base Command of the Southern Mindanao Front

  1. Filed

    May 8, 2024

  2. Adopted as Resolution No. 454Now

    May 22, 2024

Voted on and adopted by Parliament.

What this measure does

The proposal would have Parliament express its deepest condolences to the family of the late Rostom Saaban, 3rd Base Commander of the 106th Base Command of the Southern Mindanao Front, and thank him for his philanthropy to the region. A copy would go to his family.

Filed on 8 May 2024 by MP Ahod Balawag Ebrahim and 40 other principal authors, with 5 co-authors. It was adopted as Resolution No. 454 on 22 May 2024.

Why it was proposed

Saaban, from Barangay Malibpolok, Rajah Buayan, Maguindanao del Sur, joined the Bangsamoro liberation struggle in the 1970s and, the proposal says, contributed greatly to the region's present peace and development. He taught the Qur'an in Camp Abubakar and lived a low-profile life. He served under Abduladzis "Kagui Jordan" M. Esmael Al-Haj and died before Fajr on Sunday, 24 March 2024 (14 Ramadan 1445).

Who it affects

  • The family of the late Rostom Saaban.

Funding

No appropriation. The resolution appropriates nothing.

What changes if it becomes law

  • Adopted as Resolution No. 454 on 22 May 2024, 2 weeks after filing.
  • Condolences only; nothing changes beyond the copy presented to the family.

Raised during deliberations

No published record of the debate on this measure. Parliament’s journals cover sittings up to March 2023 only, and no committee report on it has been published.

What to notice

Chief Minister Ahod Balawag Ebrahim heads its 41 authors. The adopted Resolution No. 454 keeps the proposal's title. It was filed 6 weeks after the death and adopted 3 months after it.

Read from Proposed Resolution No. 569 as filed · read October 2026. This section is our reading of those documents, not Parliament’s words.

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