Full insertion analysis
The FY2027 ledger covers four project-level programs from NEP to House. Senate, bicameral and enacted GAA stages remain unavailable.
Deterministic review desk
Start with the records that moved.
Rank FY2027 project changes, inspect geographic concentrations, trace repeated project-family candidates, and export the evidence for independent review.
Rankings identify records that meet a deterministic review rule. Similar wording, a large increase, or a House-only row does not establish duplication, authorship, illegality, or wrongdoing.
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Priority queue
Records to inspect first
Concentration
Where movement is grouped
Rule boundaries
What these queues can and cannot establish.
The repeated-family rule uses the same conservative normalized project-family identity as the historical appropriation explorer. Similar-family candidates share that label inside the same FY2027 dataset.
- Large movement is ordered by exact integer-centavo arithmetic.
- Concentration is an aggregate observation, not evidence against an office or region.
- Family matches may join separate phases and always require documentary review.
- Physical existence, procurement conduct and political authorship require additional evidence.
Evidence gaps
Unavailable means unavailable.
Busisi does not generate a label when the evidence required for that label has not been acquired.
Physical existence verification
Requires implementation evidence such as geotagged progress, inspections, audit findings, or field verification. Budget data alone cannot establish physical existence.
Procurement consistency
ABC, award, status, and physical-progress checks require current DPWH detail and PhilGEPS records beyond the archived bulk snapshot.