Rep. Emmanuel Joel J. Villanueva

Appropriations - Member for the Minority
Basic Education and Culture - Member for the Minority
Civil Service and Professional Regulation - Member for the Minority
Economic Affairs - Member for the Minority
Energy - Member for the Minority
Good Government and Public Accountability - Member for the Minority
Overseas Workers Affairs - Member for the Minority
Public Information - Member for the Minority
Suffrage and Electoral Reforms - Member for the Minority
Tourism - Member for the Minority
Trade and Industry - Member for the Minority 
Transportation - Member for the Minority
Youth and Sports Development - Member for the Minority

Rep. Cinchona Cruz-Gonzales

Accounts - Member for the Minority
Information and Communications Technology - Member for the Minority
Labor and Employment - Member for the Minority
Legislative Franchise - Member for the Minority
Natural Resources - Member for the Minority
Public Works and Highways - Member for the Minority
Small Business and Entrepreneurship Development - Member for the Minority
Ways and Means - Member for the Minority
Women and Gender Equality - Member for the Minority

CIBAC has firmly stood its ground as a government fiscalizer in the House of Representatives. It has called for and spearheaded various inquiries in aid of its anti-corruption legislative agenda. Among these are the Pampanga Quarry Scam, the "Hello Garci" Scandal, ATM Fees Issue and Maynilad Privatization Issue.

CIBAC remained true to its commitment to good governance and continued its unwavering fight against graft and corruption. It has passionately pushed its anti-corruption legislative agenda in Congress. Among its priority measures include the Freedom to Access to Information Bill, the Access to Frontline Services Information Bill and the Anti-Red Tape Bill. It has also pushed for bills to uphold and protect the nation’s well-being and morality which includes the Anti-Marital Infidelity Bill and the Public Attorneys Office (PAO) Bill.

The work of a legislator knows no rest and knows no end. Rep. Joel Villanueva filed hundreds of proposals pertaining to different issues during the 12th and 13th Congresses. However, the intricacies of our law-making process and the politics behind it, especially in an administration-dominated House of Representatives, have hindered the passage of many of these proposals. Nevertheless, CIBAC considers it a victory for having some of its proposals passed in Congress.