Senate Bill No. 1795 removes the "unnecessary burden of renewing PWD ID’s every three years," Lapid said in a statement.
"Hindi na sila dapat pahirapan pang i-renew ang kanilang PWD ID lalo na kung ang kapansanan nila ay panghabang-buhay na," he said.
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"Makakabigat lamang sa kanila ang pagsasailalim sa paulit-ulit na proseso ng pagkuha ng ID at pag-aaksaya lang din ito ng kanilang oras at salaping pambayad sa renewal fee," he said.
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Under the current law, the government needs to re-evaluate if a PWD is still suffering from a certain condition, which makes him or her entitled to a PWD ID.
The ID gives the bearer a 20 percent discount from several services, and exempts him or her from paying value added taxes.
Lapid said the regular re-evaluation should not apply to those who were born with defects like "blindness, deafness, loss of limb or body parts."
PWD ID cards are issued either by mayors or barangay captains, and are given to those who are suffering from psychosocial, chronic illness, learning, mental, visual, orthopedic, speech or hearing impairments.
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