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The Branches of the Philippine Government under the 1987 Philippine Constitution
Points
of
Comparison
Where
authority
is
vested
Art.
VI
Legislative
Dept.
1. Congress of the Philippines
Art.
VII
Executive
Dept.
2. President of the Philippines
[Sec.1]
[Sec. 1]
[Sec. 3]
[Sec. 6]
11. _______
President
VP
[Sec. 2]
[Sec. 3]
(Specific
citizenship
requirement)
10. _______
Age
16. ______
17. ______
12.
13. _______
_______
18. ________
20. ______
21. ______
22. ________
Literacy
23. ________
24. ________
25. ___________________
Other
qualifications
26. _________
27. _________
28. _________
What
is
the
composition?
Q
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S
Citizenship
6.
President
Vice
President
(VP)
Cabinet
Members
Presidential
Offices
(Local
chief
executives
in
the
local
level)
Art.
VIII
Judicial
Dept.
3. Supreme Court of the Phils. &
Statutory Courts
[Sec.
1]
Supreme
Court:
-Court
of
Appeals
7. ___
Chief
-Regional
Justice
Trial
8. ___Assoc.
Courts
Justices
-Metropoli-
______________
tan
Trial
9. ___
Total
Court
Justices
-Municipal
Trial
*en
banc
or
Court
in
divisions
(3,5,7)
Cities
-Sp.
Courts
[Sec.
4]
Justices
Judges
[Sec.
7]
14. _______
15. _______
(number)
19. ______
- NA -
-
NA
-
-
NA
-
-
NA
-
-
NA
-
(at least)
Residence
How
chosen
When?
31. __________
32. __________
[Sec.
2]
[Sec.
5]
35. ________________
[Sec.
8]
How
election
contests
are
resolved?
(The
body
37. _______________
[Sec.
17]
33. __________
[Sec.
4
(1)]
Lower
Court
Judge
or
Law
practitioner
in
the
Phils.
for
at
-
NA
-
least
______
years
29.
30. Of proven:
______________ ,____________,
______________ and
_____________
34. ________________
[Sec.
9]
36. _____________
[Sec.
4
(3)]
38. _______________
[Sec.
4]
When
a
vacancy
is
created.
-
NA
-
President
[Sec.
4]
VP
[Sec. 4(2)]
[Sec. 8]
54. ___
T
E
R
M
Legal
Basis
Senate
[Sec.
4]
H.
of
Reps.
[Sec.
7]
Maximum
consecutive
39. ___
40. ___
41. ___
42. ___
terms
Number
of
years
per
term
Re-election/s
(if
allowed)
Total
years
if
re-elected
What
is
the
effect
of
voluntary
renunciation
of
term?
Removal
from
Office
Salaries/Privileges
43. ___
44. ___
45. ___
46. ___
47. ___
48. ___
- NA -
49. ___
50. ___
51. ___
52. ___
53. ___
55. ________________________
56. ____________________
a)
Lapse
of
Term
b)
57. ________________
[Sec.
16]
1)
Lapse
of
Term
2)
58. _________[
Art.
XI,
Sec.
2]
[Sec. 10]
[Sec. 6]
Salary
[Sec. 12]
Parliamentary
Immunity:
61. Freedom
from
_________
While
Congress
is
in
session
&
for
offenses
punishable
by
not
more
than
6
yrs.
imprisonment
62. Freedom
from
_________
No
liability
for
any
speech
or
debate
in
Congress
or
any
committee
thereof.
Disqualifications
&
[Sec.
13]
63. __________________
Inhibitions
This
includes
any
kind
of
office
or
employment
in
the
government,
or
any
subdivision,
agency,
or
instrumentality
thereof,
including
GOCCs
or
their
subsidiaries
during
his
term.
64. __________________
This
refers
to
any
office
created
or
the
emoluments
of
which
have
been
increased
during
the
term
for
which
he
was
elected.
Prohibition
against
Double
Compensation
[Secs.
6
&
13]
&
holding
another
office
[Secs.
6
&
13]
During
good
behavior
Until
____
yrs.
old
or
incapacity
-
NA
-
1)
Lapse
of
Term
2)
59. ___________[
Art.
XI,
Sec.
2]
Fixed
by
law;
may
not
be
decreased
during
their
continuance
in
office.
[Sec.
3]
Fiscal autonomy
Form
of
Decision
[Secs.
13
&
14]
[Sec. 14]
Note:
-
in
aid
of
legislation
-
in
accd.
w/
rules
of
proc.
-
non-violation
of
rights
War
Powers
removal
-
limit
against
midnight
appointments
&
nepotism
[Sec.
14
&
15]
[Sec.
23]
77. The
power
to
declare
the
existence
of
a
State
of
War
with
_____votes
of
both
houses
in
joint
session/
Emergency
Powers
[Art.
VI,
Sec.
23]
It
has
also
the
power
to
grant
Emergency
Powers
to
the
President.
Note:
-Just
to
enforce
a
declared
national
policy
-In
times
of
emergency
-Revocable
anytime
-Expires
upon
adjournment
if
not
revoked
Military
Power
as
AFP
Commander-
in-Chief
Power
to
Revoke
or
Extend
Martial
Law
Declaration
or
Habeas
Corpus
Writ
[Sec.
18]
*Lawless
violence,
Invasion,
Rebellion:
Suspension
-
Call
on
AFP
to
suppress
[Art.
VII,
Sec.
18]
*
Invasion
or
Rebellion
IF
public
safety
requires
-
Declare
Martial
Law
&/or
-
Suspend
the
Privilege
of
the
Writ
of
Habeas
Corpus
80. ____________
-
It
is
that
law
which
has
application
when
military
arm
does
not
supersede
civil
authority
but
is
called
upon
to
aide
it
in
the
execution
of
its
vital
functions.
Note:
1)
Report
to
Congress
with-in
48
hours;
2)
Subject
to
revocation
or
extension
by
Congress
3)
Subject
to
SC
ruling
4)
Expires
60
days
after
5)
Persons
not
charged
and
put
to
trial
within
3
days
will
be
released.
Pardoning
Power
[Sec.
19]
Power
to
Concur
in
Grants
of:
Presidential
Amnesties
81.
_________
-
an
act
of
grace
[Art.
VII,
Sec.
19]
proceeding
from
the
power
Power
to
rule
on
the
constitutionality
of
martial
law
declaration
or
Habeas
Corpus
Writ
Suspension
[Art.
VII,
Sec.
18]
Power
to
Concur
in
Treaties/Agreements
2/3
of
Senate
[Art.
VII,
Sec.
21]
Appropriation
Power
or
the
Power
of
the
Purse
and
Disbursement
Power
[Secs.
24
&
25]
Power
to
Tax
[Sec.
28]
Borrowing
Power
[Sec.
20]
Note:
Must
be
with
concurrence
of
the
Monetary
Board
and
report
to
Congress
Informing
Power
[Sec.
23]
88. ________________
What
does
SONA
stands
for?
89.
________________
When
does
the
President
deliver
his
SONA?
Atty. Lalaine P. Salve - Esmeralda
Power
to
Judge
the
Fitness
of
the
President
[Art.
VII,
Sec.
11]
Power
of
Impeachment
[Art.
XI,
Secs.
2
&
3]
Power
vis--vis
Natural
Resources
[Art. XII]
Constituent
Power
Propose
Amendments
or
Revisions
to
the
Constitution
[Art.
XVII,
Sec.
1]