Copy of SALN of House Speaker Bojie Dy Released for Public Access
House Speaker Bojie Dy released a copy of his Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN) to the public.
One of the first tasks that Ombudsman Boying Remulla did since he was appointed to his new position was the reopening of the SALN of government officials for public access. He issued a memorandum that lifted the consent requirement from the SALN owner in the access of his/her SALN.
The Ombudsman is the repository of the documents pertaining to the declared assets, liabilities, and net worth of the president, the vice president, the Constitutional commissions’ officials, and the local government officials. In the memo that reversed the circular implemented by former Ombudsman Samuel Martires, Remulla stressed that “Public office is a public trust”.
Following the restoration of the public access on the SALN of the government officials, Ombudsman Remulla asked the lawmakers to voluntarily disclose their SALNs. Several senators immediately heed the call of the country’s chief graft-buster.
While he previously claimed that the members of the House of Representatives are ready to craft rules for the releasing of their SALNs, House Speaker Bojie Dy issued a copy of his SALN to the public. He declared a net worth of P74.01 million.
In his SALN, House Speaker Bojie Dy stated that his total assets are worth P121.1 million and liabilities around P47.12 million. The House Speaker got 11 agricultural properties of which 9 were bought while two (2) were acquired through inheritance. He got it between 1981 and 1996.
Aside from the agricultural lands, House Speaker Bojie Dy also has five (5) residential properties that were acquired from 1986 to 2009. With regards to the personal properties of the House Chief, he listed the following:
- cash worth P25.18 million;
- jewelries worth P12 million
- investment shares of stocks worth P1.6 million and P500,000
- investment worth P27.50 million
- warehouse farm improvement worth P10 million
- a Ford Transit minibus (acquired 2022, P1.799 million)
- a Toyota LC 76 series (acquired 2021, P2.800 million)
- a Toyota Hilux FX (acquired 2020, P1.043 million)
- a Toyota Alphard Van (acquired 2019, P3.600 million)
- a Toyota Hi Ace Super Grandia (acquired 2022, P2.100 million)
- machineries and equipment worth P490,000
House Speaker Bodjie Dy declared that his liabilities include an agricultural loan and two (2) payable accounts. He has business interests in the following:
- Queen Isabela Agriventures
- Love Cakes by Ann & Gan Co.
- Isabela Hotel & Resort by Dy, Inc.
- Northeastern Broadcasting Service, Inc.
With regards to the families and relatives of Dy who are also in public service, they are the following as per his SALN:
- son Faustino “Inno” Dy V, former Isabela 6th District representative and now Echague town Mayor
- son Francis Faustino Dy, former Echague mayor and now Isabela Vice Governor
- brothers Victor Dy and Manuel Faustino Dy who are both Board Members in Isabela
- daughter-in-law Alyssa Sheena Tan-Dy, Mayor of Santiago City
While only a few House members have released copies of their SALNs, all 24 senators this 2025 have released copies of their SALN for public access.