HAPPENING NOW: The committees on public accounts and good government and public accountability continue hearing on alleged PhilHealth anomalies.
They are expected to approve today the committee report on the congressional probe. | @XaveGregorio
They are expected to approve today the committee report on the congressional probe. | @XaveGregorio
@XaveGregorio Rep. Jose Antonio Sy-Alvarado on today's proceedings: Isang araw ng mga pasabog ang mangyayari. | via @XaveGregorio
Rep. Michael Defensor says some of the recommended cases to be filed against allegedly erring officials are administrative charges, violations of the Revised Penal Code, graft and corruption, syndicated estafa and plunder. | via @XaveGregorio
@XaveGregorio Lawmakers will now vote on whether or not to recommend charges against members of the PhilHealth board over the all case rate system. Rep. Sy-Alvarado earlier raised the possibility of only recommending charges against the executive committee. | via @XaveGregorio
@XaveGregorio Hearing resumed after House staff fixed audio. Rep. Sy-Alvarado amends his motion; he now wants to absolve the PhilHealth board from all recommended charges. | via @XaveGregorio
@XaveGregorio Some lawmakers are objecting to this move, saying that they may want to absolve PhilHealth board members in some cases but include them in others. | via @XaveGregorio
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