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Executive Branch

The document discusses the executive branch of the Philippine government. It outlines that the president is elected to a 6-year term, is head of state and commander-in-chief. The qualifications for president and vice president are also listed. The president has various powers including control over the executive branch and powers of appointment. The vice president is first in line for succession. The cabinet consists of 19 executive department secretaries and other agencies, acting as the alter ego of the president in their departments. Each cabinet member's respective department is then listed.

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Executive Branch

The document discusses the executive branch of the Philippine government. It outlines that the president is elected to a 6-year term, is head of state and commander-in-chief. The qualifications for president and vice president are also listed. The president has various powers including control over the executive branch and powers of appointment. The vice president is first in line for succession. The cabinet consists of 19 executive department secretaries and other agencies, acting as the alter ego of the president in their departments. Each cabinet member's respective department is then listed.

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Philippine

Government
and Constitution

Executive
Branch

Organizatio
nal
Structure

President
Elected

by
popular vote to a
term of six years

Head

of State
and Government

Commander-in-

Chief of theAFP

Qualifications for a
President
1.

Natural born Filipino;

2.

A registered voter;

3.

Must be able to read and write;

4.

40 years of age at the day of the


election; and

5.

Must have resided in the


Philippines ten years before the
election is held.

Powers of the President

Control over the executive branch

Ordinance Power (EO, AO, P, MO, MC, GSO)

Power over aliens (deport, permanent


resident, overrule BoI)

Power of imminent domain, escheat, land


reservation, and recovery of ill-gotten
wealth

Power of appointment

Vice-President
Second

highest
official elected by
popular vote.

He

/ She is first in
line to succession

Oftentimes

a
member of the
president's
cabinet.

Qualifications for VicePresident


1.

Natural born Filipino;

2.

A registered voter;

3.

Must be able to read and write;

4.

40 years of age at the day of the


election; and

5.

Must have resided in the


Philippines ten years before the
election is held.

Cabinet
It

includes the secretaries of19


executive departmentsand the
heads of other several other minor
agencies and offices that are
subordinate to thePresident of the
Philippines.
The alter ego of the President
executing, with his authority, the
power of the Office of the President
in their respective departments.

Cabinet

Virgilio De Los Reyes


Department of Agrarian
Reform

Proceso Alcala
Department of
Agriculture

Cabinet

Florencio Abad
Department of
Budget and
Management

Armin Luistro
Department of
Education

Cabinet

Jose Rene
Almendras
Department of
Energy

Ramon Paje
Department of
Environment and Natural
Resources

Cabinet

Cesar Purisima
Department of
Finance

Alberto Romulo
Department of Foreign
Affairs

Cabinet

Dr. Enrique Ona


Department of
Health

Mar Roxas
Department of
Interior and
Local Government

Cabinet

Leila De Lima
Department of
Justice

Rosalinda
Baldoz
Department of
Labor

Cabinet

Voltaire Gazmin
Department of National
Defense

Rogelio Singson
Department of Public
Works
and Highways

Cabinet

Dr. Mario Montejo


Department of
Science
and Technology

Corazon Soliman
Department of Social
Welfare and
Development

Cabinet

Alberto Lim
Department of
Tourism

Gregory Domingo
Department of Trade
and Industry

Cabinet

Jose de Jesus
Department of
Transportation and
Communication

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