Senator Panfilo Lacson has not seen nor signed the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee report concerning alleged PhilHealth fund diversion, which recommends criminal charges against former health and budget officials for diverting P10.6 billion from the PhilHealth Senior Citizen Fund in December 2015.
These diverted funds were reportedly used for projects such as health station and hospital construction, and the procurement of mobile dental trucks.
Lacson, the vice chairman of the Committee of the Whole, stated he would choose which report to sign if the findings of the two committees conflict, as releasing two contradicting reports could put senators in an awkward situation.
Senate Blue Ribbon Committee chair Richard Gordon suggested that his panel's report on PhilHealth irregularities might have posed a threat to some individuals.
Gordon clarified that the report shared with the media was the chairman's report and had not yet been distributed to committee members for signatures.
The Blue Ribbon Committee report also recommended the dismissal of PhilHealth regional vice presidents implicated in fraudulent claims.
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