
From the Philippine Daily Inquirer: Lacson has urged the filing of court cases against parties involved in the “unacceptable” delay of six years in this laudable project.
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From the Philippine Daily Inquirer: Lacson has urged the filing of court cases against parties involved in the “unacceptable” delay of six years in this laudable project.
Continue reading “Editorial: Apportioning blame in ID fiasco [Inquirer]”

From Malaya: From two Senate personalities who reacted to this development, Lacson has a more relevant one. He said this case should not end just with the termination of the contract. “Following proper legal procedures, sanctions with commensurate damages must be imposed,” he said.
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A friend recently asked, “Ano kaya ang sikreto ng AllCard?”
My investigator’s instincts prompted me to interject, “The question should be, SINO ba ang sikreto ng AllCard?”
With this COA report, any investigation should focus on “SINO” more than “ANO”.

From GMA News Online: Former Senator Panfilo Lacson on Friday called for sanctions against the supplier of cards and equipment for National ID cards for its failure to deliver in its deal with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).
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It should not end with a simple termination. Following proper legal procedures, sanctions with commensurate damages must be imposed.
Failure to fully implement the Philippine Identification System Act (RA 11055) six years after its passage is unacceptable.