If you were given the chance to create or amend the 2021 National Budget Plan, What executive department should receive the lion's share (biggest budget)? note: Please choose Department of Health because of COVID-19 pandemic. - What are the projects and programs that needed to be implement? Are these revenue expenditures or capital expenditures? - Is it for long term or by phase implementation? - Where are the locations of the projects? Urban areas or rural areas? - How long do you see the department getting the lion's share? Justify the forecast.

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