Newly designated Interior Secretary Juanito Victor Remulla Jr. leads the list of 48 presidential appointees awaiting the nod of the bicameral Commission
on Appointments once Congress resumes session on Nov. 4.
“There are 45 newly promoted military generals and career diplomats pending confirmation,” Pimentel said. Pimentel urged the public to submit any information or complaints against the appointees pending confirmation to the CA secretariat.
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