House transmits proposed 2022 budget to Senate — Rep. Yap

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives has communicated to the Senate the proposed 2022 public financial plan, House appointments board seat Rep. Eric Yap said Wednesday.

In a letter addressed to Senate President Vicente Sotto III and shared to the media Wednesday, House Bill No. 10153 or the 2022 General Appropriations Bill was communicated to the upper chamber on October 25, two days sooner than the lower chamber’s underlying objective.

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The transmission letter was endorsed by House Secretary-General Mark Llandro Mendoza.

Under the proposed 2022 public use plan, the schooling area has the most noteworthy spending plan with P773.6 billion. This covers the Department of Education (DepEd), State Universities and Colleges (SUCs), Commission on Higher Education (CHEd), and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA).

Following the House endorsement of the P5.024-trillion proposed financial plan for 2022, a little advisory group made out of legislators from the larger part, minority, and autonomous coalition in the lower chamber acquainted alterations with the 2022 General Appropriations Bill.

This incorporates an extra P20 billion, which is stopped under the Department of Health (DOH) for the acquisition of immunizations and supporter shots.

Likewise under the DOH is a P4.5 billion financial plan for the SRA of qualified public and private wellbeing laborers.

“Our responsibility stays as before: to give the empowering systems to a responsive and dynamic administration and to fortify the capacities of the public authority in tending with the impacts of the pandemic,” Yap said.

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