Former presidential spokesperson, Atty. Harry Roque, has raised concerns about the House of Representatives allegedly politicizing their decision to delete the confidential funds proposal for the offices of Vice President Sara Duterte of the Office of the Vice President and the Department of Education (DepEd). Roque, known for his outspoken stance on various issues, questioned the motives behind this move and called attention to what he perceived as a politically charged decision.

In addition to his criticism, Roque delved into the matter of funds allocated for confidential, intelligence, and extraordinary expenses within the House of Representatives. He challenged the House to consider reallocating these funds to agencies with a focus on matters related to the West Philippine Sea, emphasizing the need for transparency and responsible allocation of resources.

Furthermore, it’s worth noting that Roque mentioned the confidential funds of the office of President Bongbong Marcos were also not passed. This observation underscores the broader implications of the allocation of confidential funds and the complexities surrounding this issue within the realm of Philippine politics.