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DICT to suffer largest budget cut in 2024 - DBM
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The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has confirmed that several government agencies, led by the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT), will face budget cuts in the coming year due to their low spending efficiency.

The Department of Budget and Management confirms budget cuts for several government agencies in the next year due to low spending efficiency.

The DBM officially submits the proposed budget for 2024, amounting to P5.768 trillion, to the House of Representatives.Congress has sufficient time to review the budget proposal and pass the General Appropriations Act before the year ends. The reason cited by Pangandaman was DICT’s low budget utilization rate from January to June this year.

Other agencies with reduced proposed budgets are the Department of Labor and Employment, Department of Agrarian Reform, Department of Tourism, Department of Health, and Department of Public Works and Highways. A re-enacted budget refers to a situation where the government operates using the previous year's budget for a certain period of time, typically because the new budget has not been passed or approved by the legislature.The DBM officially presented the proposed budget for 2024 to the House of Representatives last Wednesday amounting to P5.768 trillion, a 9.5 percent increase from the current year's appropriations.

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