PHILIPPINE Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) General Manager Mel Robles on Monday said the PCSO was opening its doors to members of the Senate Committee on Games and Amusements for them to observe and come up with an objective conclusion and recommendations on the matter.
Robles explained that PCSO was confident that its lottery processes were beyond reproach, and that the best way to erase any doubts about the integrity of results was for the senators to see for themselves how the draws were being conducted.
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