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  1. The House and Senate are negotiating supplemental budget proposals while former governors discuss state budget growth issues.
  2. A House caucus sought major budget cuts in state agencies, sparking internal debate among members.

House of Representatives Debates Budget Cuts to Commission on Audit

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The House of Representatives is debating proposed budget cuts to the Commission on Audit's 2027 budget. The original proposal of P17 billion was reduced to P15 billion in the National Expenditure Program. This reduction removes P1.177 billion in Capital Outlay, which covered ICT equipment and buildings, and affects P254.42 million in maintenance and operating expenses.

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Why it matters

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The budget reduction, which was intended for technological innovations and new auditing methods, could delay the Commission on Audit's ability to adopt necessary technology.

A House caucus sought major budget cuts in state agencies, sparking internal debate among members.

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  • The legislative body might face delays in strengthening government audits due to the lack of funding for new technology and methods.

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