IT does not need Einsteinian depth to see what is glaringly wrong with the policy-making work at the National Food Authority (NFA). Butil party-list Rep. Cecil Chavez said the NFA Council, which sets policy at the NFA, does not include Agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol and his key executives at the Department of Agriculture (DA). This arrangement, said Chavez, is akin to the policy-crafting work of an anti-crime body that excludes Gen. Bato and his key men at the Philippine National Police (PNP).
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