Composition Term Citizenshi Age Residency Relevant Other
p Experience requirements President/VP - 6 40 10 years - Cannot Senator - 6 35 2 years - practice Representative - 3 25 1 year - profession Judiciary 1 CJ, 14 AJ Until 70 15 years With proven (SC/Collegiate years 40 practice of competence, Court) old, - law probity, good integrity, and behavio independence r Members of COA 1 Chair, 2 10 years (subject to CA Commissioner Natural practice of confirmation) s Born law or CPA (1) 7 35 (not all Not a - should candidate of belong to the any elective same position profession at during the the same immediately time) preceding Members of 1 Chair, 6 10 years election; COMELEC(subjec Commissioner practice of t to CA s (may sit en 35 - law (majority (2) confirmation) banc or in 2 7 including the No divisions) chair must be appointment a lawyer) in acting or Members of CSC 1 Chair, 2 Proven temporary Commissioner 7 35 - capacity for capacity s public administration Ombudsman (not 1 Ombudsman, 10 years Not a subject to CA 1 overall practice of candidate of confirmation) Deputy 7 40 - law any elective Ombudsman, 3 position Deputy during the Ombudsman immediately (Luzon, preceding Visayas, election Mindanao)
OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES
No. of Term Composition Function
Members HRET or SET 9 SC – 3 members, HR/HS – 6 members Sole judge of all contests relating to - (proportional representation from political elections, returns, and qualifications parties); Member Senior justice shall be of the members of Congress the chair PET (SC, sitting en 15 Sole judge of all contests relating to banc) - 1 CJ, 14 AJ elections, returns, and qualifications of the President or Vice-President CA 25 Senate President, 12 Senators and 12 Confirm presidential appointees - Representatives; Senate President as ex- requiring confirmation officio char, shall not vote except in case of a tie JBC (under 7 4 years Chief Justice (ex-officio chair), retired Recommend appointees to the supervision by the justice of SC, DOJ Secretary (ex-officio Judiciary (90 days from vacancy) SC, subject to CA member), representative from Congress, confirmation) law professor, IBP representative, private sector representative VOTING REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
Act Voting Requirement
Congress: Punish member of Congress for disorderly behavior 2/3 of all members Constitutional convention (as Congress) 2/3 of all members Declare existence of war 2/3 of members voting jointly Approval of vetoed bill 2/3 of members voting separately Declaration of President’s inability to perform his function 2/3 of members voting separately Grant of tax exemption Majority of all members Concurrence to the President’s grant of amnesty Majority of all members Constitutional convention (submitted to the people) Majority of all members Confirmation of nomination of Vice-President Majority of members voting separately Resolution of a tie in a presidential election Majority of members voting separately Revocation of martial law declaration Majority of members voting jointly Initiative and referendum (amendment of Constitution) 12% of registered voter (at least 3% per district) Initiative and referendum (legislation) 10% of registered voter (at least 3% per district) Constituent assembly (revision/amendment of Constitution) 3/4 of all members Recording in the journal of the proceedings of Congress 1/5 of present members Executive: Transmittal of written declaration regarding the President’s Majority of cabinet members Inability to perform his function Judiciary: Cases decided by the SC division or en banc Majority of the members who took part in the deliberation Commission on Appointments: Confirmation of an appointee Majority of the members
Richard Steven Maulick v. Marshall Bailey, Detective Richard L. Shelton, and Hanover County Virginia Hanover County Sheriff's Department Hanover County Court Offices, 873 F.2d 1439, 4th Cir. (1989)