Manila, Sept. 24 -- The House of Representatives Infrastructure Committee (Infracomm) will suspend its probe on anomalous government deals to give way to the full and impartial proceedings of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI).

Infracomm co- chair and Bicol Saro Party-list Rep. Terry Ridon said Wednesday they will turn over all transcripts, documents, and other information and evidence to the ICI.

"It is our commitment to fully cooperate with the ICI on any and every aspect of our previous proceedings," Ridon said in a news release.

He said Speaker Faustino Dy III and ICI officials were to meet on Wednesday afternoon.

"The House Infrastructure Committee has full faith in the mandate, integrity and competence of the In...