Pia cayetano seeks clarity on deped's p150 m confidential funds. courtesy of bibo nueva españa senate prib; mark demayo, abs cbn news. manila — sen. pia cayetano wants the department of education to explain how the agency will use the p150 million confidential funds under its proposed 2023 budget. according to the lawmaker, this is her first. Manila, philippines — vice president and education secretary sara duterte has officially dropped department of education’s (deped) p150 million confidential fund request for its 2024 budget.
Senate tackles op, ovp budgets; ovp, deped give up bid for confidential, intel fund. butch fernandez; november 9, 2023; 3 minute read; all’s well that ends well: vice president and education sec. Top story: philippine senator pia cayetano seeks clarity over the proposed p150 million confidential fund under the education department's budget for 2023.fo. Rundown: the senate finance committee approves the proposed 2024 budgets for the vice president's office and the education department she concurrently heads . Vice president and education secretary sara duterte is also letting go of the department of education’s (deped) p150 million confidential funds for 2024. this was disclosed by senator pia.
Rundown: the senate finance committee approves the proposed 2024 budgets for the vice president's office and the education department she concurrently heads . Vice president and education secretary sara duterte is also letting go of the department of education’s (deped) p150 million confidential funds for 2024. this was disclosed by senator pia. Rundown: a philippine senate panel reviews the confidential and intelligence funds of government agencies.for more anc interviews, click the link below:https. Vice president and education secretary sara duterte is also no longer interested to pursue the department of education’s (deped) request for a p150 million worth of confidential funds for 2024. sen. pia cayetano, who is defending deped’s proposed p718 billion budget for 2024, read duterte’s statement during the senate’s deliberation.
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