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RA 3844 Section 170

RA 3844 Section 170

Section 170

SEC. 170. Budgeting and Disbursing of Appropriated Funds.&mdashAny provision of this Code or of any existing law to the contrary notwithstanding, not more than sixty per centum of the specific appropriations provided in this Code for operating expenditures shall be used for personnel services: Provided, That in the case of the appropriations for the Agricultural Productivity Commission not more than twenty per centum shall be spent for office personnel and other administrative expenses thereof: Provided, further, That the total operating expenditures of the Agricultural Credit Administration shall not exceed three per centum of its total capitalization in addition to the allowance for losses granted under Section one hundred ten: Provided, furthermore, That all unexpended balances of all appropriations provided in this Code for operating expenditures shall revert to the National Treasury at the end of the fiscal year in conformity with the provisions of Section twenty-three of Republic Act Numbered Nine hundred ninety-two: And provided, finally, That all the financial requirements of the various agencies established in this Code for their operation except the Land Bank and the Agricultural Credit Administration shall be proposed in the President's budget in order that such appropriation as may be necessary therefor may be provided in the General Appropriation Acts for the succeeding fiscal years.

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CitationRA 3844 Section 170 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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