Yes, in my opinion. Because we really never knew unless we will try it.

The fact that only few parties had

Women and Gender and Development Programs, signifies the need to proliferate these kinds of
programs and the contention of those big political parties that there is no need for a “WEF” to
particularly support these programs in my opinion is a wrong contention, a reason that these programs
are underappreciated is the lack of funds and that the party sees it as less significant to support. If this
proposed legislation would be successfully enacted it would trigger a domino effect, inspiring other
parties to emulate and create such Programs, since it was backed and mandated by jurisprudence.
Hence, through the proliferation of these kinds of programs would empower women and would have a
positive feedback to the Philippine governance due to the mandated and supported integration of
women within the government.