Entitled:
AN ACT PENALIZING PHOTO AND VIDEO VOYEURISM
[ FIRST REGULAR SESSION, 14TH CONGRESS ]
[ 2008 ]
6/2/2008	Prepared and submitted by the Committee on JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS with Senator(s) MIRIAM DEFENSOR SANTIAGO and FRANCIS "CHIZ" G. ESCUDERO as author(s) per Committee Report No. 65, recommending its approval in substitution of SBN-1100;
6/2/2008	Sponsors: Senator(s) FRANCIS "CHIZ" G. ESCUDERO, MIRIAM DEFENSOR SANTIAGO;
6/2/2008	Committee Report Calendared for Ordinary Business;
6/11/2008	Transferred from Ordinary Business to Special Order;
6/11/2008	Sponsorship speech of Senator FRANCIS "CHIZ" G. ESCUDERO;
8/26/2008	Senator Lapid requested that he be made as coauthor;
[ 2009 ]
6/3/2009	Interpellation of Senator(s) RAMON A. REVILLA JR., JOKER P. ARROYO, FRANCIS N. PANGILINAN, RICHARD "DICK" J. GORDON and PANFILO M. LACSON;
6/3/2009	Senators REVILLA, ESTRADA, LEGARDA, and GORDON were made coauthors;
6/3/2009	Period of interpellation closed;
6/3/2009	Period of committee amendments;
6/3/2009	Period of committee amendments closed;
6/3/2009	Period of individual amendments;
6/3/2009	Period of individual amendments closed;
6/9/2009	Approved on Second Reading with Amendments;
7/28/2009	Reconsideration of Approval on Second Reading;
7/28/2009	Period of committee amendments;
7/28/2009	Period of committee amendments closed;
7/28/2009	Inquiry of Senator Madrigal;
7/28/2009	Period of individual amendments closed;
7/28/2009	Approved on Second Reading with Amendments;
7/29/2009	Printed copies were distributed to the Senators;
8/10/2009	Approved on Third Reading;
8/10/2009	In favor: (16) JOKER P. ARROYO, RODOLFO G. BIAZON, "COMPANERA" PIA S. CAYETANO, ALAN PETER "COMPANERO" S. CAYETANO, MIRIAM DEFENSOR SANTIAGO, JINGGOY P. EJERCITO-ESTRADA, JUAN PONCE ENRILE, FRANCIS "CHIZ" G. ESCUDERO, RICHARD "DICK" J. GORDON, GREGORIO B. HONASAN II, LOREN B. LEGARDA, FRANCIS N. PANGILINAN, AQUILINO Q. PIMENTEL JR., RAMON A. REVILLA JR., MAR ROXAS and JUAN MIGUEL F. ZUBIRI;
8/10/2009	Against: N o n e;
8/10/2009	Abstention: N o n e;
8/10/2009	Senate requested the House of Representatives for a conference on the disagreeing provisions of SBN-2357 and HBN-6517, designating Senators Escudero, Revilla, Jr. and Compañera Pia S. Cayetano, as its conferees to the Bicameral Conference Committee;
8/13/2009	Sent to the House of Representatives requesting for concurrence;
9/28/2009	House of Representatives agreed to a conference on the disagreeing provisions of SBN-2357 and HBN-6517, and designated Representatives Defensor Jr., Puentevella, Abante Jr., and Rodriguez as its conferees to the Bicameral Conference Committee on September 15, 2009;
11/11/2009	House of Representatives elected Representative Tieng as additional conferee to the Bicameral Conference Committee on November 9, 2009;
12/1/2009	Conference Committee Report approved by the House of Representatives on November 18, 2009;
12/1/2009	Conference Committee Report submitted to the Senate, recommending that SBN-2357, in consolidation with HBN-6517, be approved as reconciled;
12/1/2009	Sponsorship speech of Senator FRANCIS "CHIZ" G. ESCUDERO on the conference committee report;
12/1/2009	Conference Committee Report Approved by the Senate;
12/22/2009	Enrolled copies of the consolidated version of SBN-2357 and HBN-6517, sent to the House of Representatives for the signature of the Speaker and the Secretary General;
[ 2010 ]
1/20/2010	Enrolled copies of the consolidated version of SBN-2357 and HBN-6517, received by the Senate already signed by the Speaker and the Secretary General of the House of Representatives;
1/21/2010	Enrolled copies of the consolidated version of SBN-2357 and HBN-6517, sent to the Office of the President of the Philippines through PLLO, for the signature and approval of Her Excellency President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo;
FINAL TITLE: AN ACT DEFINING AND PENALIZING THE CRIME OF PHOTO AND VIDEO VOYEURISM, PRESCRIBING PENALTIES THEREFOR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES
5/31/2010	Approved and signed into law in consolidation with HBN-6517, by the President of the Philippines, Her Excellency President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo on February 15, 2010, and became;
5/31/2010	REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9995.