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Senate frowns at non-implementation of resolutions by MDAs, mulls budgetary sanctions against agencies

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The Senate Committee on Legislative Compliance found that many resolutions of the upper chamber calling on the government to take action on issues raised by lawmakers were delayed or never implemented.

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