Local Government Code Mandate Quiz
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What is one of the grounds for disqualification of an official in the Republic of the Philippines?

  • Participation in peaceful protests
  • Public criticism of government policies
  • Inefficiency in office duties
  • Culpable violation of the Constitution (correct)
  • What is the underlying principle for recall of an official in the Philippines?

  • To provide an effective and speedy remedy for removing non-performing officials (correct)
  • To encourage officials to stay in power regardless of performance
  • To protect officials from any form of recall
  • To limit the power of the people in removing officials
  • Who can exercise the practice of recall in a local government unit in the Philippines?

  • Elected officials only
  • Registered voters (correct)
  • Members of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan
  • Foreign citizens residing in the locality
  • What is considered an abuse of authority leading to disqualification in the Philippines?

    <p>Using power for personal gain</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action could lead to unauthorized absence and potential disqualification?

    <p>Fifteen consecutive working days' absence without authorization</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Grounds for Disqualification

    • One ground for disqualification of an official in the Republic of the Philippines is abuse of authority.
    • Unauthorized absence from office can also lead to disqualification.

    Recall of Officials

    • The underlying principle for recall of an official in the Philippines is the exercise of people power.
    • This allows qualified voters to remove an elected official before the end of their term.

    Recall in Local Government Units

    • The qualified voters in a local government unit can exercise the practice of recall.

    Abuse of Authority

    • Abuse of authority involves exceeding one's powers and using their position for personal gain or to harm others. This can lead to disqualification.

    Unauthorized Absence

    • Unauthorized absence refers to an official's prolonged absence from their post without proper justification, which can be considered a dereliction of duty.

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    Test your knowledge of the constitutional mandate for the enactment of a local government code in the Philippines, including concepts such as decentralization, recall, initiative, and referendum.

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