Which institution is part of the Bureau of Corrections?

The Bureau of Corrections is a specific agency within the Philippine government that manages the national penitentiary system, overseeing facilities where individuals convicted of crimes serve their sentences. Among the choices listed, New Bilibid Prison is indeed one of the facilities managed by the Bureau of Corrections, not the Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP).

The BJMP manages jails for those awaiting trial or serving short sentences, focusing primarily on local and municipal facilities. In contrast, the Bureau of Corrections oversees high-security prisons like New Bilibid Prison. The Provincial Government and the Department of Justice do not operate correctional facilities directly; instead, they play broader roles in the justice system, with the Department of Justice handling legal prosecution and the provincial government managing various local services, including local jails, but not under the Bureau of Corrections.

Hence, identifying New Bilibid Prison affirms its status as a key institution under the umbrella of the Bureau of Corrections, aligning with the agency's mission to rehabilitate and manage individuals in the penitentiary system.