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SP to act on resolutions
of Rotary Youth
THE 40 resolutions
passed by the Rotary Youth Council during a Special Session last Friday will
soon be tackled by the City Council
committee on laws and rules chaired by Councilor Ramon G. Tabor.
It can be recalled that last Monday
and as part of the Rotary Youth Week celebration, 24 students coming from different secondary
schools in the city took their oath before the city mayor as city officials and
in the afternoon, those elected members of the Rotary Youth City Council were
given the opportunity to sit beside their counterpart members of the 17th City Council.
After undergoing training on how to
draft resolutions and ordinances and on basic parliamentary rules and
procedures, this year’s batch of youth officials held their own special
session, which was successfully witnessed by their respective teachers, parents
and the officers of the Rotary Club of Cagayan de Oro.
Like the previous 12 batches of
Rotary Youth City Councils, all
resolutions passed will be adopted by the City Council and endorsed to the concerned committees and
to the city mayor.
RESOLUTIONS
In a resolution, the youth officials
request the city mayor, thru the committee on education chaired by Councilor
Adrian Barba to conduct seminars on Disaster Risk Reduction Management and on
Human Sexuality in all secondary schools in the city.
The Rotary Youth City Council also adopted a resolution requesting the Liga
ng mga Barangay to donate Closed- Circuit
Television (CCTV) to public schools in their respective areas of
jurisdiction.
This, after youth officials learned
during the City Council regular session last Monday that Barangay 29 donated a
CCTV to the City Central School.
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