The report was published on the COA website on Friday. ‘Under review’Although Ben told the Inquirer they had a contract “with PTV,” the COA report said auditors found that the only MOA on file was between PTNI and the DOT. That MOA required the government TV network to air a six-minute segment in “Kilos Pronto” plus a three-minute DOT spot within the program. In a phone interview with the Inquirer on Saturday, Ben said that he would have to first see the COA report before he could make an “accurate” comment. Our only contract is with PTV … PTV can choose anybody as long as [they] fit the services, are technically capable,” he said.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer April 28, 2018 21:22 UTC