He authored the House Bill 438 (Rizal Bill) which requires the curricula of all private and public schools, colleges and universities the life, works and writings of Jose Rizal particularly his novels Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo.

Section 3 of the Rizal Law states that "schools, colleges and university library must have adequate number of copies of the original editions of Noli Me Tangere, El Filibusterismo, and other works of Rizal and biography.

How many sections are there in the Rizal Law?

Who approved the Rizal Law (Batas Rizal) on June 12, 1956?

Bill 438 was fully accepted by the Catholic church with Sen. Decorous Rosales, Sen, Mariano Ceuenco and Francisco Rodrigo.

The Filipinos during the Spanish colonization were unfortunate victims of the evil and unjust, biased and deteriorating power of the colonizers.

During Rizal's time, they are described as ill trained and undisciplined. They were also exposed in Rizal's Noli through Elias as bunch of ruthless ruffians who are one good for disturbing the peace and persecuting honest men.

It was imposed by the Spanish colonial authorities during Rizal's time on adult Filipino males in the construction of churches, schools, hospitals, buildings, roads and bridges, ships, etc.