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Philippines: should confidential funds be itemised in public?

Confidential funds are public money that some agencies can spend without publishing an itemised breakdown. The detail goes to a special confidential audit unit instead of being made public. Tell us whether you think that spending should be published.

44%Yes, every item, published in fullQuestion 1
45%An independent audit published on a fixed scheduleQuestion 2

Question by question

Question 1Pick one
Should Philippine agencies have to publish an itemised list of how confidential funds are spent?
Yes, every item, published in full44%27
Yes, but reviewed by auditors rather than published in full39%24
No, the detail should stay confidential11%7
Not sure5%3
Other (tell us)2%1
Question 2Pick multiple
What would make you trust how confidential funds are handled? Pick up to three.
Voters chose more than one answer, so these shares add up to more than 100%.
An independent audit published on a fixed schedule45%28
A public register of what each agency actually spent its confidential funds on42%26
A cap on how much any agency can hold as confidential34%21
Congress reviewing the spending in open session32%20
Journalists getting access to the receipts27%17
Nothing would make me trust it6%4
Other (tell us)0%0
Who answered, and how we count itSampling, free-text handling and full methodology62
Verified humans
62

Every ballot is one World ID holder. No bots, no repeat voting, no weighting applied.

Margin at 95%
±12.4 pts

Sampling error for this many ballots. The crowd is self-selected, so this is not a representative panel.

Written-in answers
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