The Philippine Gamefowl Commission (PGC) is a government agency in the Philippines that is responsible for regulating cockfighting, or “sabong,” in the country. 

The PGC is responsible for issuing licenses to cockpits and regulating cockfighting events, including setting rules and regulations for the care and handling of gamecocks.

Some of the specific job responsibilities of the PGC may include：

• Issuing licenses to cockpits and regulating cockfighting events in the Philippines
• Setting rules and regulations for the care and handling of gamecocks
• Enforcing regulations related to cockfighting, including rules related to the treatment of gamecocks and the operation of cockpits
• Collaborating with other government agencies and animal welfare organizations to ensure that cockfighting is conducted in a humane and responsible manner
• Educating the public about the humane treatment of animals, including gamecocks

It is important to note that while the PGC is responsible for regulating cockfighting in the Philippines, it is a cruel and inhumane activity that causes unnecessary suffering to animals. Many animal welfare organizations and advocates strongly oppose the regulation of cockfighting and call for it to be banned altogether.