By Lane Afable, News Editor
The Office of the Ombudsman announced that it will conduct a nationwide physical inventory of all pending cases to improve records management, aimed at strengthening case monitoring and accountability.
In an advisory yesterday, the anti-graft body urged complainants and respondents to submit case details, including docket numbers, by June 19, 2026.
The advisory highlighted key details regarding the inventory, to wit:
It said that the august body has its key goal to enhance efficiency in case disposition, update records, and ensure no cases are left unaccounted for.
The deadline of submission is on
June 19, 2026.
The advisory cited that the following information needed are: Docket number, case title, name of parties, office/unit where filed, and relevant documents.
Concerned parties are advised to contact and inquiries at Physical Inventory Committee Secretariat at +632 5317-8300 local 2222 or email [email protected].
This initiative is part of broader efforts of Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla to digitize and manage pending cases.
The advisory reminded the public to be cautious of spurious emails claiming to be from their office, advising that official communication occurs through authorized channels.
The Office of the Ombudsman has jurisdiction over all appointive and elective government officials, including Cabinet members and local government personnel.
