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The review served as a key mechanism for promoting transparency, accountability, and good governance within the university. Employees were reminded about their duty to uphold ethical standards in public service by ensuring accurate and complete financial disclosures.
The committee, chaired by Ms. Rosanna S. Generato, Chief Administrative Officer for Administrative Services, includes Atty. Heinz Guderian L. Villanueva, Dr. Xyle Fe A. Verbal, Dr. Nestor Y. Cipriano, and Ms. Katherine Lou P. Bandas, with Ms. Krizzia G. Pardo as the Secretariat.
The review focused on verifying compliance with prescribed forms and deadlines, identifying discrepancies, missing information, or inconsistencies. Employees with flagged submissions were allowed to amend their declarations before final submission.
To assist personnel in accurately completing their SALNs, the committee, through its secretariat, conducted guidance sessions, reinforcing BukSU’s commitment to ethical responsibility and regulatory compliance.
By ensuring the accuracy and completeness of financial disclosures, BukSU strengthens its adherence to Republic Act No. 6713 and reinforces a culture of integrity, transparency, and accountability in public service. The committee will submit its findings to the appropriate oversight bodies as part of the university’s compliance efforts. (Lovely May Ejem, CAO Staff)

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