THE House of Representatives will prioritize the approval of the 2025 national budget in the third regular session of the 19th Congress, Speaker Martin Romualdez said.
The Congress will open its third and final regular session on July 22, ahead of the President's State of the Nation Address .President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. plans to propose a P6.2-trillion budget for 2025. The 2024 budget was P5.768 trillion. House Speaker Martin Romualdez.
Interviewed last Friday after he witnessed the Department of Labor and Employment's distribution of financial aid under the agency's Tulong Panghanapbuhay Para sa Ating Disadvantaged at Displaced Workers in Tiaong, Quezon, Romualdez said Congress would continue to fund Tupad in 2025.All appropriations bills originate in the House, with the Senate proposing or concurring with amendments.
To Prioritize 2025 Budget Passage
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