Suportado ni House Speaker Martin Romualdez ang pagpirma ni Pangulong Bongbong Marcos Jr. sa Executive Order No. 94, na lilikha ng Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) nitong Huwebes, Setyembre 11.

Ang ICI ay isang independent body na itinatag ng Pangulo para mag-imbestiga sa umano'y korapsyon, iregularidad, at maging paggamit ng pondo sa flood control projects at iba pang proyekto ng gobyerno. 

"I fully support President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s decisive move in signing Executive Order No. 94, creating the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI). This shows our shared resolve to confront irregularities and strengthen public trust in government projects," saad ni Romualdez sa isang pahayag.

Nabatid din ng mambabatas na mag-aabot ang Kamara ng buong kooperasyon sa ICI upang manaig ang katotoohanan.

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"I understand the concerns raised about alleged irregularities in flood control programs. These reports have caused pain and frustration among our people, and it is right that they be investigated thoroughly. The House of Representatives will extend its full cooperation to the ICI so that truth can prevail, accountability can be pursued, and reforms can be put in place," aniya.

Giit pa ng tagapanguna ng Kamara, "Hustisya ang hangad ng taumbayan, hindi palusot. Kaya’t kailangan natin ng isang independent, patas at masusing imbestigasyon. ‘Yung walang kinikilingan, walang pinoprotektahan, at tanging katotohanan lamang ang isinusulong."

"If the Commission’s investigation finds that some Members of the House conspired with public works officials in anomalous projects, I assure the Filipino people: the House under my leadership will never be a sanctuary for corruption," aniya pa. "Mahalaga dito ang pananagutan. Managot ang dapat managot. Higit sa lahat, dapat manatili ang tiwala ng tao sa kanilang pamahalaan. Ang isyu dito: transparency at accountability."

"This process is not about casting blame, but about ensuring fairness. Due process will protect the innocent as much as it will hold the guilty to account. The Commission’s work will help separate fact from speculation, and this will allow both government and the public to move forward with clarity and renewed trust."