The Supreme Court will be hard pressed to declare the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) as unlawful because of its two previous rulings declaring PDAF as constitutional, members of the House opposition bloc said on Friday.
House Minority Leader Ronaldo Zamora of San Juan and House Deputy Minority Leader Antonio Tinio of Alliance of Concerned Teachers party-list made the comments in light of the High Court’s decision to freeze the release of the lawmakers’ PDAF allocation for 2013,
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