Malacañang announced that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is willing to work with any leader in Congress to ensure the passage of priority legislation for the benefit of the Filipino people. However, the political turmoil within the Senate raises uncertainties regarding the successful passage of these bills. Palace press officer Claire Castro emphasized that while the President has no issues coordinating with Congressional leaders, the Senate's current instability could pose challenges. Despite these concerns, the administration aims to pass 21 priority bills by June, including significant measures to abolish the travel tax and prohibit political dynasties. The recent cancelation of the Legislative-Executive Development Advisory Council (Ledac) meeting, which was meant to discuss these priorities, has further complicated matters, with Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano suggesting that this reflects ongoing power struggles within the Senate. The executive branch has distanced itself from these leadership issues, asserting that the President remains focused on legislative goals.