‘Huge loss for gov’t’: Dela Rosa dismayed over exclusion of former presidents from NSC

The exclusion of former presidents from the National Security Council (NSC) is a huge loss for the government as their “wealth of experience” could give the incumbent administration valuable information in crafting the country’s national security policies, Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa said.

Hannah L. TorregozaThe exclusion of former presidents from the National Security Council is a huge loss for the government as their “wealth of experience” could give the incumbent administration valuable information in crafting the country’s national security policies, Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa said.Dela Rosa pointed this out when he was asked over the weekend on President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s recent decision to revamp the NSC through the issuance of Executive order No.

They can do everything, the chief executive has the power to reorganize all the departments and offices under the executive branch,” he explained.Still, Dela Rosa expressed his regret that former presidents were removed, as they could provide inputs that would have benefited Marcos.

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