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According to the Philippine Constitution, how many Senators are there in the Senate?
According to the Philippine Constitution, how many Senators are there in the Senate?
- Twelve
- Twenty-four (correct)
- Thirty-six
- Forty-eight
What are the qualifications to become a Senator in the Philippines?
What are the qualifications to become a Senator in the Philippines?
- Being a registered voter and at least 35 years old (correct)
- Being a registered voter and a resident of the Philippines
- Being able to read and write and a resident of the Philippines
- Being a natural-born citizen and at least 30 years old
When does the term of office of Senators commence?
When does the term of office of Senators commence?
- At noon on the thirtieth (correct)
- At noon on the twenty-ninth
- At midnight on the twenty-ninth
- At midnight on the thirtieth
Which branch of the Philippine government has the legislative power?
Which branch of the Philippine government has the legislative power?
What is the other name for the House of Representatives in the Philippines?
What is the other name for the House of Representatives in the Philippines?
Flashcards
How many Senators?
How many Senators?
There are twenty-four Senators in the Senate.
Senator qualifications?
Senator qualifications?
A registered voter and at least 35 years old.
When does a Senator's term begin?
When does a Senator's term begin?
At noon on the thirtieth day of June.
Which branch makes laws?
Which branch makes laws?
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House of Representatives?
House of Representatives?
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Study Notes
The Philippine Senate
- The Senate has 24 Senators.
- To become a Senator, one must: • be a natural-born citizen of the Philippines • be at least 35 years old • be able to read and write • be a registered voter in the Philippines • have been a resident of the Philippines for not less than two years immediately preceding the day of the election
- The term of office of Senators commences at noon on June 30 following their election.
The Legislative Branch
- The legislative power is vested in the Congress of the Philippines, which consists of the Senate and the House of Representatives.
- The House of Representatives is also known as the "Lower House".
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