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Bicam approves larger AICS finances for 2026

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Senator Erwin Tulfo says the nation wants further finances for AICS given the back-to-back disasters however transparency advocates say that AICS is a type of comfortable pork

MANILA, Philippines – The bicameral convention committee has agreed to extend the finances allotment for Help to People in Disaster Conditions (AICS) — which transparency advocates deemed as comfortable pork — to over P63.9 billion.

The AICS allocation practically doubled from P26.9 billion below the Nationwide Expenditure Program. The Home of Representatives accredited P59.09 billion for this system, whereas the Senate accredited round P34 billion.

Senator Erwin Tulfo, former Division of Social Welfare and Growth’s secretary, moved to undertake the Home proposal for the DSWD’s AICS finances, citing how back-to-back disasters in 2025 strained this system’s funds.

Tulfo mentioned that by the fourth quarter, often round October or November, the DSWD usually begins requesting further fast response funds.

Home appropriations committee chairperson Mika Suansing mentioned Social Welfare Secretary Rex Gatchalian had sought an extra P43 billion on prime of the P26.9 billion AICS allocation proposed within the NEP.

Suansing, nonetheless, mentioned that the Home solely granted P32 billion out of Gatchalian’s P43 billion request resulting from restricted fiscal area.

Senator Imee Marcos raised the alarm over AICS, saying that this is perhaps utilized in politics, particularly with the upcoming Bangsamoro Autonomous Area in Muslim Mindanao and Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections in 2026.

Tulfo mentioned politicians wouldn’t be allowed to be current throughout the distribution of dole-outs.

Throughout a Senate finances deliberation, Senate President Professional Tempore Ping Lacson flagged the rise within the finances allocation for AICS throughout election durations.

“I’m all for money help, nevertheless it needs to be data-driven and a part of an actual program. Not one thing whimsical, arbitrary, and politically motivated. It’s about time we streamline this as a result of it’s being abused,” Lacson mentioned.

The bicam additionally accredited larger allocation for Medical Help to Indigent and Financially Incapacitated Sufferers Program, which doctor and well being advocate Tony Leachon described as a “new pork barrel.”

The bicam, which was scheduled at 4 pm, began round 8 pm on Tuesday, December 16, delaying the listening to by 4 hours. The third day of deliberations ended at 1:15 am on Wednesday, December 17.

Round 20 companies have been swiftly taken up on the third day of the bicam, after Monday’s session on December 15 was postponed due to points within the finances of Division of Public Works and Highways. – Rappler.com

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