Kabuuang labing walo (18) mula sa 52 LEDAC priority measures ang pasado na o nasa advanced stage na sa bicameral committee.
Ayon kay House Majority Leader Sandro Marcos, masigasig ang Kamara sa pagpasa ng mga prayoridad ng administrasyon.
Sa LEDAC measures, ipinakita na hindi sinasayang ng Kamara ang bawat sesyon dahil pinagtutuunan nila ang mga para sa economic reform, public services, edukasyon, governance, at social protection.
Ang 18 LEDAC approved measures ay ang resetting ng first BARMM elections, ang National Center for Geriatric Health, EPIRA Amendments, Waste-to-Energy, at amendments sa Government Assistance to Students and Teachers in Private Education Act. Kasama rin ang AICS Act, amendments sa National Building Code, Blue Economy Act, at National Reintegration Bill.
Lusot na rin ang amendments sa Teachers Professionalization Act, Bank Deposits Secrecy Law, Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act, at Biofuel Act.
Kasama rin ang extension of estate tax amnesty period, Department of Water Resources Bill, travel tax abolition, Digital Payment Act, at Presidential Merit Scholarship Program.
