THE Senate will use all options available to abolish the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) since it is the only way for Congress to win back the people’s trust, according to Senate President Franklin Drilon.
“Under my watch as Senate President, reforms will start with the immediate abolition of PDAF allocation for senators in the proposed 2014 national budget,” Drilon said.
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