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Legislature Week: 1 Measure Passed a Chamber, None Enacted

Published Sep 25, 2026, 6:21 AM AST· Updated Oct 7, 2026787daily · Original analysis

At a glance

  • 24 of the 30 tracked measures recorded an action in the week of Sep 18–Sep 24
  • No tracked measure was enacted this week
  • Passed a chamber: PC 881
  • The Senate and the House logged 12 actions each

Why this matters: The tracker follows the roughly 30 most recently active measures ranked for reader relevance, not the whole docket; English titles are translated from the Spanish originals.

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Nothing in the tracker became law this week, but one measure passed a chamber: PC 881 (Amends Section 1020.01 of the Puerto Rico Incentives Code). 24 of the 30 tracked measures recorded some action during the week.

Of the 30 measures the tracker follows, 24 recorded action this week. Most of that activity was procedural. PC 881 (Amends Section 1020.01 of the Puerto Rico Incentives Code) was the exception, passing a chamber. No measure was enacted. The Senate and House were equally active, each logging 12 actions, though the tracker’s overall list still leans Senate-heavy.

The week’s churn also reshaped the tracker itself: 26 measures newly appeared as older ones dropped off. Most sit at early stages, with 24 still introduced and 5 in committee, alongside PC 881 as the lone measure that has passed a chamber. By subject, 11 measures deal with daily life, against 3 each for Act 60 and visitors.

What moved

Source: Open States and SUTRA, captured daily by 787daily; statuses are derived from the action text.
Measure (Identifier and English title, translated from the Spanish; the link opens the official record on SUTRA)Chamber (House (Cámara) or Senate, from the identifier prefix)Status (The stage its latest action puts it at)Last action (The official action, in Spanish, and its date)
PC 881 Amends Section 1020.01 of the Puerto Rico Incentives CodeHousePassed chamberFirmado por el Presidente del Senado, Sep 22
PC 895 Establishing a Policy for Preserving Historic Rail RoutesHouseIn committeeReunión Ejecutiva: Oficina de la Comisión, Sep 24
RS 431 Investigate Healthcare Federal Funding in Puerto RicoSenateIntroducedEn el Calendario de Ordenes Especiales del Senado, Sep 24
PS 1131 Prohibit the sale and distribution of tianeptina productsSenateIntroducedEn el Calendario de Ordenes Especiales del Senado, Sep 24
RC 103 Investigate Southern Region's Socioeconomic Development and Government ProgramsHouseIntroducedVista Pública: Salón de Audiencias #2, Sep 24
RC 77 Investigate and Find Solutions to Recurring Power Outages in District 21HouseIntroducedEn el Calendario de Ordenes Especiales de la Cámara, Sep 24
PC 1373 Amends Patient Advocate LawHouseIn committeeReunión Ejecutiva: Oficina de la Comisión, Sep 24
RC 154 Investigation into the State of the Nazario StonesHouseIn committeeReunión Ejecutiva: Oficina de la Comisión, Sep 24
RC 756 Investigate Toa Baja Landfill Operations and Environmental ImpactsHouseIntroducedEn el Calendario de Ordenes Especiales de la Cámara, Sep 24
PC 1226 Amending Law Number 183-2014 to Establish a Gastronomic Tourism Zone CommitteeHouseIn committeeReunión Ejecutiva: Oficina de la Comisión, Sep 24

Each measure links to its original text on SUTRA; the last action is quoted as the Legislature recorded it, in Spanish.

The tracker by status

Introduced24 bills, Introduced24 In committee5 bills, In committee5 Passed chamber1 bill, Passed chamber1
The 30 bills tracked this session, by the stage each has reached, in the order a bill travels — filed at the top, narrowing as bills fall away. Every bill and its own stage is on the legislature tracker.
The tracker follows the roughly thirty most recently active measures, ranked for reader relevance.
Status (The stage its latest action puts it at)Measures
Passed chamber1
In committee5
Introduced24

This is the 3rd Legislature Week (last week’s is here). The full list, refreshed daily with Spanish titles and sponsors, is on the legislature tracker.

Source: Open States and SUTRA via 787daily’s legislature tracker, comparing the Sep 18 and Sep 24 snapshots. The tracker follows the roughly 30 most recently active measures ranked for reader relevance, not the whole docket, and the English titles are translated from the Spanish originals.

Corrected October 7: an earlier version said the Senate carried most of the week’s activity; the two chambers logged 12 actions each. It also said daily-life measures dominated the list; they are 11 of the 30.

In context — 787daily, from public data

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Source: 787daily, “Legislature Week: 1 Measure Passed a Chamber, None Enacted”, Sep 25, 2026 — https://787daily.com/news/2026-09-25-legislature-week-1-measure-passed-a-chamber-none-enacted/

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