Having Commission on Audit fill in the role of a third-party auditor for Pogo is only a stop-gap measure. | GabrielLaluINQ
COA was tapped to audit Pogo games after Pagcor terminated the P5.8 billion contract inked by its past administration with consortium Global ComRCI.
“Now, that is also — I wish to answer — a stop-gap measure in the meantime that we’re studying how we can get somebody or a third party again,” he explained.The group is separate from the teams that are doing the financial auditing of government agencies. “Ang pinag-aaralan po kasi namin, Congressman Joey, dito ay sino po ba ‘yong tunay na makakaganap sa halagang karapat-dapat at hindi malaki,” the Pagcor chief further said.Reports showed then that Global ComRCI failed to meet the qualifications set before a firm could win the P5.8 billion contract.
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