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Common Constitutional Provisions

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  1. Which set consists of the three independent Constitutional Commissions identified in Article IX-A, Section 1?
  2. What does Article IX-A, Section 5, require regarding approved annual appropriations of the Constitutional Commissions?
  3. What limitation applies to a Constitutional Commission's rules on pleadings and practice under Article IX-A, Section 6?
  4. A sitting COA Commissioner accepts paid work as a private accountant and actually practices that profession during tenu…
  5. A new law reduces the statutory salary of incumbent Constitutional Commissioners immediately during their tenure. Which…
  6. A Commission en banc adopts a rule for filing a statutory monetary claim. The rule does more than regulate forms or dea…
  7. A minister proposes two measures: executive officials will appoint all permanent staff of the independent Commissions, …
  8. An executive memorandum claims that the CSC, COMELEC and COA are ordinary executive bureaus whose decisions may be repl…
  9. A Commissioner proposes to retain a second salaried public office and privately practice law while serving on a Constit…
  10. A case before a Constitutional Commission has received the last memorandum required by the Commission. Its clerk propos…
  11. Article IX-A, Section 2 prohibits a sitting Constitutional Commissioner from financial interest in which specified cate…
  12. Under Article IX-A, Section 4, the Constitutional Commissions appoint their officials and employees subject to what?