The government meeting held on June 14, 2025, by the Cámara de Representantes in Puerto Rico focused on the operations and regulations of the intercollegiate athletic league, known as "la ley." The discussions highlighted the eligibility requirements for student-athletes, the participation statistics, and ongoing health and safety initiatives.

The meeting began with an overview of the eligibility criteria for student-athletes wishing to participate in the league. Participants must be enrolled in a member university, maintain a minimum of 12 credits, and uphold a GPA of at least 2.0. In the 2024-2025 season, 8 students aged 17 participated, including 2 females and 6 males. Notably, 336 athletes aged 18 were involved, reflecting the age at which most students enter university.

A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the health and safety commission's role, which monitors injuries and implements protocols for managing concussions in five key sports. The University of Puerto Rico at Ponce is collaborating on a pilot protocol to address these injuries, ensuring proper rehabilitation for athletes before they return to play. This initiative is crucial, as it aims to identify and mitigate risks associated with sports injuries.

The league's structure was also discussed, emphasizing its role in developing talent for national sports selections. Several athletes were recognized for their achievements, with many setting new records and qualifying for international competitions.

The meeting concluded with a review of the league's scheduling practices, which are designed to accommodate academic calendars and ensure that competitions do not interfere with graduation or exam periods. The league operates under regulations that prioritize the safety and well-being of student-athletes, with a commitment to transparency and public accountability regarding its events and results.

Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of maintaining a balance between academic responsibilities and athletic commitments, while also prioritizing the health and safety of student-athletes in Puerto Rico.