The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) received an unmodified opinion from the Commission on Audit (COA) for the first time in the fiscal year of 2022 and it got a perfect score of 20.

According to the COA, the released report is based on the Financial Management Performance Rating based on the financial audit performed in this period of 2022 report by Michael R. Bacani Director Cluster 4, Defense and Security.

Based on the COA report, BFP received a 93 percent score an excellent score from the first Financial Performance Rating report.

Before this, it will be recalled that the COA approved the action of the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) about the fact that the BFP should have a modernization program to keep up with the modern era.
The COA report stated that there was nothing wrong with the actions taken by the BFP in placing the technical requirements that the Bureau of Fire needs to keep up with the BFP's modern methods and modernization program.

Meanwhile, the COA report of the Financial Management Performance Rating said the BFP got an excellent rating this past period of 2022.

In this regard, according to the COA report this past 2010, the BFP launched its Modernization Program by the government's Comprehensive Fire Code of 2008 so that the Bureau of Fire can adapt to modern times in the event of a fire.

The report further stated that the main goal is for the government to upgrade its firefighting capability with adequate personnel and adequate firefighting equipment to protect people from dangerous fires.
It was further noted in the COA report that the total funds of the Modernization Program amounted to P13.17 Billion from the year 2011 to 2017.

Earlier this past 2019, Senator Bong Go filed a bill in the Senate requiring the BFP to implement the modernization program of the Bureau of Fire Protection.

According to the COA report, there is nothing wrong with the technical requirements in requirements for the modernization program because it is in line with the COA report on the COA's performance audit.

The Commission also believes that the government should strengthen its fire suppression campaign in conjunction with its ongoing modernization program.