Can a law be passed exempting a government entity from the jurisdiction of the Commission on Audit?
The Constitution explicitly prohibits passing any law that exempts any government entity from the Commission on Audit’s jurisdiction.
The Constitution explicitly prohibits passing any law that exempts any government entity from the Commission on Audit’s jurisdiction.
A majority of COMELEC members, including the Chairman, must be lawyers with at least ten years of practice.
What are the professional qualifications required for the majority of COMELEC Members? Read More »
The Chairman and Commissioners of the COMELEC serve a seven-year term without any possibility of reappointment.
What is the term of office for the Chairman and Commissioners of the COMELEC? Read More »
The primary function of the COMELEC is to enforce and administer all laws relative to elections and referenda.
What is the primary function of the Commission on Elections regarding election laws? Read More »
The COMELEC holds exclusive original jurisdiction over election contests involving elective regional, provincial, and city officials.
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.
Can a candidate who lost in an election be immediately appointed to a government office? Read More »
An elective official cannot be appointed or designated to any other public office during their active tenure.