COA clears P75 million of DepEd's P112.5 million confidential funds during impeachment proceedings
During impeachment proceedings, COA auditor Xylene Del Campo confirmed on August 11 that COA cleared P75 million of DepEd's P112.5 million confidential funds after DepEd submitted necessary documentation. Defense counsel Kristine Ferrer also questioned the disallowance of OVP's confidential funds, with Del Campo testifying there were no findings that the VPSPG received payments for rewards or information purchases.
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Ferrer shows a Commission on Audit (COA) document showing the breakdown of the Department of Education's (DepEd) P112.5-million confidential funds. Del Campo confirmed on August 11 that COA has already cleared P75-million of these funds after DepEd submitted the necessary
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COA auditor Xylene Del Campo, during re-cross, says there were no findings that the VPSPG received payments for rewards or purchases of information from the confidential funds. Regarding her earlier testimony that confidential operations are not part of the OVP and DepEd’s https://t.co/WojOAk7wJn
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