The Civil Service Commission must submit an annual report regarding its personnel programs to the President and the Congress.
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All public officers and employees are constitutionally mandated to take an oath or affirmation to uphold and defend the Constitution.
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Congress is constitutionally responsible for providing the standardization of compensation for all government officials and employees.
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Losing candidates are constitutionally prohibited from being appointed to any government office within one year after the election.
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An elective official cannot be appointed or designated to any other public office during their active tenure.
Appointive officials cannot hold any other government employment unless specifically allowed by law or their primary functions.
Public officers and employees are constitutionally forbidden from receiving additional, double, or indirect compensation unless authorized by law.
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A public officer can only accept a present, office, or title from a foreign government with the consent of Congress.
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Government pensions and gratuities are expressly exempted from being considered as additional, double, or indirect compensation.
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The Commission on Elections is structured as a seven-member body, consisting of one Chairman and six Commissioners.
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