SB 1921

Senate·20th Congress·Filed Mar 3, 2026

Philippine Budgeting Code

An Act to Codify the Laws Relative to Philippine Budgeting, and for Other Purposes

In plain language

The Philippine Budgeting Code would create a single, permanent law that sets out how the national government and local units plan, spend, and report public money, with rules for transparency, cash management, special funds, and oversight.

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Win T. GatchalianReceipts →

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SBN-1921 · Sources: BatasWatch