POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES Taguig Campus Bachelor of Science in Office Administration I Major in Legal Transcription

Doctrine of Separation of Power and Complementary Principles and Philippine State's Policies and Principles Outline
Submitted by:
Group 5 Alvaran, Grace Clarisse Atregenio, Karen Capillo, Kimberly Lolarga, Neil Lemuel Matillano, Elyzanel Santiago, Delma

Submitted to.
Ms. Catherine Lim
Political Science Professor

A. Doctrine of Separation of Power

I. II. Introduction The major institutions of British State a. Executive b. Parliament c. Judiciary d. Judicial Independence The relationships between Institutions a. The Executive and the b. The Executive and the Judiciary c. Legislature and Judiciary IV. Conventions and the Separation of Powers

III. Legislature

B. Complementary Principles C. Philippine State's Policies and Principles I. Declaration of Principles and State Policies II. Principles Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Section 5 Section 6

III. State Policies Section 7 Section 18 Section 8 Section 19 Section 9 Section 20 Section 10 Section 21 Section 11 Section 22

 Section 12 Section 23 Section 13 Section 24 Section 14 Section 25 Section 15 Section 26 Section 16 Section 27 Section 17 Section 28