THE House of Representatives leadership on Monday issued a strong warning to public officials, saying that the Chamber will “not tolerate hypocrisy, evasion, or misuse of public funds.” At the same time, it assured that the country’s economic growth will translate into real, tangible benefits for all Filipinos.
THE House of Representatives leadership on Monday issued a strong warning to public officials, saying that the Chamber will “not tolerate hypocrisy, evasion, or misuse of public funds.”
“We cannot ignore the reality that there are those who seek to undermine our work—critics who speak of accountability while conveniently ignoring their own misuse of public funds,” he said. The Speaker assured the public that the House would remain uncompromising in its defense of good governance, fiscal responsibility, and the protection of taxpayers’ money. He made it clear that no individual or special interest would be given undue favor or consideration.
“It reflects the aspirations of the nation and serves as a roadmap toward stability, progress, and shared prosperity,” he said.AKO Bicol Rep. Zaldy Co, House Committee on Appropriations chairman, emphasized the critical role of the national budget in shaping the nation’s policies and guiding the Philippines’ trajectory.
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