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Hidalgo Rowen Cyra B.

1.What do you think is the most important trait of a politician?

- Integrity is often regarded as one of the most crucial characteristics of a
politician, according to almost everyone. It is believed that a person is only as
good as their word, thus when elected officials keep their promises, citizens
typically reciprocate by voting for them and putting their faith in them. Integrity
is a critical factor in determining whether or not someone can be trusted.
Integrity in politics seeks to prevent corruption and promote high ethical
standards. They also contribute to bolstering the credibility and legitimacy of
people active in politics, protecting the public's interests and restoring faith in
the policy-making process.
- Good political leaders can distinguish themselves by being more open and
clear about their positions and avoiding making promises they can't follow. As
a result, the people they represent, regardless of political party, will have a
higher sense of trust in them.
1. As a youth, what support can you give to have a clean and honest election?
- Youth can participate in democracy in a variety of ways, including voting in
local and national elections. Their contributions can take place in a variety of
settings and have a broad impact.
- Encourage your family and friends to join in. Ask them whether they are
eligible to vote and if they are registered, and if they aren't, bring them
material to assist them in registering. Assist them in locating trustworthy
information on the election and other relevant issues. With them, discuss local
and/or national topics.
- Conduct research on issues/policies that interest you in order to get credible
information about the candidate's position on the topic, and then share your
thoughts with those who can vote. Examine how journalists are reporting the
election by examining a variety of news media coverage of the issues and
candidates.
- Participate in a local or national political campaign as a volunteer. Participate
in campaign events. Participate in the process. Find out if you'll be able to
work on election day. Collaborate with a local organization that is assisting
others in registering to vote. Make posters with important information on how
to vote, when to vote, and where to vote.
2. What is a charter change? Do we need to have a charter change? Explain
- A charter change, often known as a Cha-Cha, is a slang word for proposing
constitutional alterations or revisions. These amendments refer to
modifications that do not impact the Constitution's overall structure or core
ideas.
 - There are likely to be many sections of the current Constitution that should be
updated, and they should be thoroughly reviewed in order to make reforms
that will benefit all Filipinos. The government has other, more critical practical
problems to handle

3. Do you agree that Sangguniang Kabataan Official be exempted to take the

NSTP? Explain you answer
- According to CHED guidelines, those enrolled in NSTP 2 may be exempted
from attending lessons and participating in activities. However, as members
of the Sangguniang Kabataan Officials who serve as role models for the
youth, and given the primary goal of the NSTP law, which is to promote the
role of the youth in nation-building, it is critical to act as leaders by
participating in such activities in order to encourage the youth to become civic
and/or military leaders and volunteers who could be called upon by the nation
in the event that their services are needed.
4. If you give a chance to run on National Position what position you will choose
and why?
- I'd like to be a member of the Provincial Board, also known as the
Sangguniang Panlalawigan. They concentrate on the country's rural areas. I'd
be delighted to assist in the evaluation of all ordinances to ensure that mayors
are acting within their authority. I'd like to see laws enacted to ensure peace
and order, as well as sanctions for those who break them. I'd want to see
legislation passed to protect residents of the province from the adverse
impacts of man-made or natural catastrophes, as well as to give relief and aid
to victims not only during and after disasters and calamities, but also in their
return to productive livelihood. I'd like to assist in the improvement and
development of provinces because they are most likely the ones who are
overlooked by the local and national sectors. As a result, I'd like to give those
regions top priority.