Politics and the national budget (Part III)
Posted by netizen on November 13, 2009 · Leave a Comment
Why is there no clear policy on earmarking? Earmarks are provisions of law or orders which specifies the appropriation of approved funds. There were several attempts in the past to employ some earmarking but most, if not all, failed at the proposal stage. Some are still pending at the committee levels...
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