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NUMBER APPLICATION
January 17, 1973 Citizen of the Philippines: those born before
January 17, 1973, of Filipino mothers, who elect
Philippine citizenship upon reaching the age of
majority
Age of Majority Citizen of the Philippines: those born before
January 17, 1973, of Filipino mothers, who elect
Philippine citizenship upon reaching the age of
majority
ARTICLE V
NUMBER APPLICATION
At least 18 years of age Age requirement to exercise the Right of
Suffrage
At least 1 year Residency requirement in the Philippines to
exercise the Right of Suffrage
At least six months immediately preceding the Residency requirement in the place where the
election citizen intends to vote
ARTICLE VI
NUMBER APPLICATION
24 Number of Senators who shall be elected at
large by the qualified voters of the Philippines
At least 35 years of age Age requirement for a Senator
Not less than 2 years immediately preceding Residency requirement in the Philippines for a
the day of election Senatorial candidate
6 years Term of Office of a Senator
Noon of the 30th of June next following the Date of assumption of elected Senators and
election Members of the House of Representatives
2 consecutive terms Term limit of a Senator
Not more than 250 members Composition of the House of Representatives
20% Party-list representatives composition in the
House of Representatives
3 consecutive terms After ratification of the 1987 Philippine
Constitution, one-half of the seats allocated to
party-list representatives shall be filled, as
provided by law, by selection or election from
the labor, peasant, urban poor, indigenous
cultural communities, women, youth, and such
other sectors as my be provided by law, except
the religious sector
At least 250,000 Population requirement for a City to be entitled
to at least one representative in the House of
Representatives
Within 3 years following the return of every Time requirement when Congress shall make a
census reapportionment of legislative districts based
on the standards provided in the Constitution
At least 25 years of age Age requirement for a Member of the House of
Representatives
Not less than 1 year immediately preceding the Residency requirement in the district where a
day of election candidate intends to be elected
3 years Term of Office of a Member of the House of
Representatives
3 consecutive terms Term limit of a Member of the House of
Representatives
2nd Monday of May Date of regular election of Senators and
Members of the House of Representatives
Not more than 6 years imprisonment Required imposable penalty for a Senator or
Member of the House of Representatives to be
privileged from arrest while Congress is in
session
4th Monday of July Date when Congress shall convene once every
year or its regular session, unless a different
date is fixed by law, and shall continue to be in
session for such number of days as it may
determine until thirty days before opening of
its next regular session, exclusive of Saturdays,
Sundays, and legal holidays
Majority vote of all members Vote required to elect a Senate President and
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Majority Required to constitute a quorum of each House
to do business
Concurrence of 2/3 of all Members Vote required to suspend or expel a Member of
Senate or House of Representatives
9 Members Composition of Electoral Tribunal of Senate or
House of Representatives; 3 shall be Justices of
SC to be designated by the CJ and the
remaining 6 shall be Members of the Senate or
House of Representatives, as the case may be,
who shall be chosen on the basis of
proportional representation from the political
parties and the parties or organizations
registered under the party-list system
represented therein
12 12 Senators and 12 Members of the House of
Representatives, elected by each House on the
basis of proportional representation from the
political parties and the parties or organizations
registered under the party-list system
represented therein, together with the
President of the Senate as ex-officio Chairman
2/3 of both Houses in joint session assembled, Vote requirement to declare the existence of a
voting separately state of war
3 readings on separate days Required for a bill to become a law
Exception: May be done in 1 day when the
President certifies to the necessity of its
immediate enactment to meet a public calamity
or emergency
2/3 of all the Members Vote required to pass a bill which was vetoed
by the President and returned to the House
where it originated and thereafter sent to the
other House by which it shall likewise be
reconsidered and shall become a law upon a
vote of 2/3 of all the Members of the latter
ARTICLE VII
NUMBER APPLICATION
At least 40 years of age Age requirement for a Presidential and Vice-
Presidential candidate on the day of the
election
At least 10 years immediately preceding the Residency requirement for a Presidential and
day of election Vice-Presidential candidate
6 years Term of Office of the President and Vice-
President
Noon of the 30th of June next following the day Date of assumption of President and Vice-
of the election President
nd
2 Monday of May Date of regular election for President and Vice-
President
Majority vote of all Members of Both Houses of Vote required for a nominee of the President
the Congress, voting separately from among the Members of the Senate and
the House of Representatives to assume as
Vice-President whenever there is a vacancy on
the Office of the Vice-President
Written declaration from a majority of all the Required to support the claim that the
Members of the Cabinet President is unable to discharge the powers and
duties of his office which is transmitted to the
President of the Senate and to the Speaker of
the House of Representatives, thereafter, the
Vice-President shall immediately assume the
powers and duties of the office as Acting
President
A. Common Provisions
days from the date of its submission for decision or resolution within which
60 days the Commission will decide any case or matter brought before it
Majority Votes needed to decide a case
ARTICLE XIV - Education, Science and Technology, Arts, Culture, and Sports
Required vote for Congress to propose any amendment to, or revision of,
3/4 of all its Members this Constitution
2/3 of all its Members Required vote for Congress to call a constitutional convention
Required vote for Congress to submit to the electorate the question of
majority calling such a convention
Required vote in a plebiscite to ratify any amendment to, or revision of, this
majority Constitution
not earlier than 60 period after the approval of such amendment or revision to hold a plebiscite
days nor later than 90 or after the certification by the Commission on Elections of the sufficiency of
days the petition