
DBM backs open bicam for 2027 budget
DBM backs another open bicam for the proposed P7.2-trillion 2027 national budget, citing greater transparency, accountability and public trust.
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DBM backs another open bicam for the proposed P7.2-trillion 2027 national budget, citing greater transparency, accountability and public trust.

We will no longer allow last-minute insertions, particularly those made during the Bicameral Conference Committee.

The Supreme Court has ordered Congress and the Department of Budget and Management to account for missing bicameral budget records tied to alleged P500-billion…



Leonen wants insertions explained

The Supreme Court has ordered the House of Representatives and the Senate to submit records explaining P400-B to P500-B in bicameral budget changes for the…

The sinister mechanism works under a two-part structure where the bicam moves programmed or priority appropriations to the UA.

Hard pork in the form of infrastructure spending remained alive despite assurances that discretionary allocations were being stripped away.

‘This issue should be resolved through a single, clear narrative.’

An expanded Basic Education Voucher Assistance Act has cleared the bicameral conference committee, paving the way for government-funded tuition subsidies from…

Sen. Loren Legarda welcomes the bicameral approval of the Basic Education Voucher Program Act, a measure to decongest overcrowded Philippine public schools by…



The proposed 2027 national budget restores P107.4 billion for flood control projects, with the DBM promising stricter vetting and satellite-based verification.

Dismayado ang ilang netizens matapos hindi mabanggit ni Pangulong Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. ang flood control scam at anti-dynasty bill sa kaniyang…

Former Finance Undersecretary Cielo Magno questioned the appointment of former Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman as head of Al-Amanah Islamic Investment…



Sen. Erwin Tulfo praises President Marcos for vetoing P92.5 billion in unprogrammed funds, calling the 2026 national budget a major step toward transparency.