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The National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) is responsible for regulating and supervising the country's radio communications, telecommunications, and broadcast services. Its mandate includes quasi-judicial functions, and it is attached to the Office of the President. The NTC's logical framework includes societal, sectoral, and organizational goals, with major final outputs such as regulatory services, enforcement and monitoring services, and consumer welfare and protection services. The commission's performance measures and targets include the issuance of licenses and permits, frequency channel assignments, and client satisfaction ratings. The NTC's budget for FY 2012 is P220,997,000, allocated into three major final outputs: regulatory services (40.26%), enforcement and monitoring services (57.36%), and consumer welfare and protection services (2.38%).