President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s administration has quietly abandoned several key legislative priorities since taking office.Rappler's analysis reveals that out of 102 priority bills introduced since 2022, 41 have been enacted while 10 were removed from the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (LEDAC) list.

Notable abandoned measures include mandatory ROTC for students, military pension reform, the Leyte Ecological Industrial Zone Act, and the creation of a disease prevention center.The shift reflects challenges in securing legislative support and adapting policy priorities.

The abandoned bills highlight the complexities of implementing large-scale reforms, with factors like political dynamics and resource allocation playing critical roles.

This development underscores the evolving nature of governance under Marcos, where initial legislative promises have been reshaped by practical constraints and changing priorities.