SEN. Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday said the possible granting of a petition to temporarily free Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile from detention is a welcome development as his inputs and wise counsel could help in plenary debates on his proposed version of the Bangsamoro Basic Law, which was renamed as the Basic Law of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region (BLBAR).
Marcos said he really wants Enrile to participate in deliberations on the proposed Bangsamoro law considering his vast experience as a legislator, as a lawyer and as a former defense secretary who faced the Moro rebellion head on.
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