The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) says it will seek clarification and partial reconsideration from the Supreme Court regarding a ruling that declared unconstitutional parts of the national budget laws for 2024 and 2025. The decision also involved legislated provisions related to unprogrammed funds.

Across outlets, the core message is consistent: the OSG is moving to challenge or refine the Supreme Court’s ruling through a motion for reconsideration, focusing on the specific aspects the Court struck down. One outlet reports the plan in terms of “partial reconsideration” and “clarification” of certain parts of the decision.

The coverage differs mainly in emphasis rather than substance. One report frames the move as an appeal of the Supreme Court’s finding that the budgets are unconstitutional, while another foregrounds the unprogrammed appropriations element of the ruling. A third highlights that the announcement comes from a Palace briefing, adding context about where the information was relayed.