The class continued with the presentations of potential
solutions to government related problems. Five students reported today
including me.
First was a suggestion by Mr. Ludovico of a Radio Frequency
Identification Device. It is basically a device which contains information
about the owner of the vehicles and the vehicle itself. This would help in
tracking motorists as there would be Radio Frequency Identification Scanners in
every traffic light. This may help reduce traffic violations and make sure
everyone follows our regulations or is punished rightfully if caught disobeying
the law.
Next reporter was myself. I suggested having an Electronic
Barangay Recording System because I noticed how a lot of work and papers
processed in our Barangays are still being done manually and this usually
consumes a lot of time and effort. Having automated processes in the Barangay
would save a lot of time and energy and retrieval of information would be so
much easier.
Third was Ms. Gonzales with her proposal of putting up CCTV's
in rural areas. A lot of rural areas still don't have CCTV's so Ms. Gonzales
suggested putting them in very strategic places where criminals can't tamper
with them or steal them. She also suggested having a government card for public
officials. Basically, all the officials' funds would be in the card and they
could use the card to pay for their transactions. This way, we would know where
the money is going and this way, reduce corruption. She also proposed putting
Digital Map Directories in train and bus stations to help with the people who
are visitors or new in some places.
Next up was Ms. Hatol with her proposal of creating an app
called MyGov available for all androids, iPhones, Windows phones and the like.
The app would contain a list of all government projects. This way, we would
know what the elected public officials are doing.
Lastly, Mr. De Leon proposed a Light Powered but Cheap Solar
Energy. The idea is to provide cheap solar panels to provide electricity
especially for people affected by natural disasters.
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