The government of the Philippines has predominantly used the House of Representatives for registering new legislation this fiscal year. Out of 23 bills drafted, 21 were submitted to the House of Representatives, rather than the National Assembly. This preference suggests a strategic approach to the legislative process within the Philippines. The lack of representation within the National Assembly may be a contributing factor to this decision. This move concentrates bill introductions within one chamber of the Philippine legislature. It remains to be seen how this impacts the overall legislative timeline and the bills’ chances of passage. The government registered the remaining two bills elsewhere, though the location was not specified.