 In June 2019, with the end of the session of the 17th Congress, the bill officially died, as the Senate had failed to tackle it in that session.The bill has become one of the slowest-moving bills in the country's history.The passed house version of the bill would have penalised discrimination with a fine of not less than ₱100,000 but not more than ₱500,000, or imprisonment of between one and six years, depending on the court's decision.