ARTICLE I: National Territory Sec.

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ARTICLE II: Declaration of Principles and State Policies Sec.12 Financial and Business Interest
Sec. 1 Philippines as a Democratic and Republican State Sec.13 Disqualifications
Sec. 2 International Law and Philippine Municipal Law Sec.14 Prohibitions
Sec. 3 Civilian Supremacy Sec.15 Sessions of Congress
Sec. 4 Duty of Government to the People Sec.16 Officers and Internal Business
Sec. 5 Maintenance of Peace and Order Sec.17 Senate and HRET
Sec. 6 Separation of Church and State Sec.18 COA
Sec. 7 Independent Foreign policy Sec.19 Electoral Tribunals and CA—when constituted
Sec. 8 Freedom from Nuclear Weapons Sec.20 Access to Records
Sec. 9 Social Order Sec.21 Legislative Investigations
Sec.10 Social Justice Sec.22 Congress and Heads of Departments
Sec.11 Personal Dignity and Human Rights Sec.23 Declaration of the Existence of a State of War
Sec.12 Family Life; Mother; Unborn Sec.24 Origin of Money Bills, Private Bills and Bills of Local Application
Sec.13 Vital Role of Youth Sec.25 Rules on Appropriation
Sec.14 Role of Women and Equality of Men and Women Sec.26 One Title One Bill
Sec.15 Right to Health Sec.27 Procedure in Law-Making
Sec.16 Right to Balanced and Healthful Ecology Sec.28 Taxation
Sec.17 Education, Science and Technology, Arts, Culture and Sports Sec.29 Restrictions on Use of Public Funds
Sec.18 Labor Protection Sec.30 Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
Sec.19 Self-reliant and Independent National Economy Sec.31 Titles of Royalty and Nobility
Sec.20 Role of Private Sector Sec.32 Initiative and Referendum
Sec.21 Promotion of Comprehensive Rural and Agrarian Policy ARTICLE VII: The Executive Department
Sec.22 Promotion of Rights of Indigenous Cultural Communities Sec. 1 Executive Power
Sec.23 Community-based Private Organization Sec. 2 Qualifications of the President
Sec.24 Vital Role of Communication Sec. 3 The Vice President
Sec.25 Local Autonomy Sec. 4 Election of the President and VP
Sec.26 Equal Access to Political Opportunities and Political Dynasties Sec. 5 Oath of Office
Sec.27 Honesty and Integrity in Public Service Sec. 6 Official Residence
Sec.28 Full Public Disclosure Sec. 7 Filling a Vacancy in the Presidency: after being initially filled
ARTICLE VI: The Legislative Department Sec. 8 Filling a Vacancy in the Presidency: after mid-term
Sec. 1 Legislative Power Sec. 9 Vacancy in the Office of the VP
Sec. 2 Composition and Election of Senate Sec.10 Vacancy in Both the Presidency and Vice-Presidency
Sec. 3 Qualification of Senators Sec.11 Incapacity of the President
Sec. 4 Terms of Senators; staggering of terms Sec.12 Serious Illness of the President
Sec. 5 Composition of the House of Representatives Sec.13 Prohibition against Holding Another Office or Employment
Sec. 6 Qualifications of district and party-list Sec.14 Appointments made by the Acting President:
Sec. 7 Terms of Representatives Sec.15 Limitation on Appointing Power of Acting President
Sec. 8 Regular Election of Senators and Representatives Sec.16 President’s Appointing Power
Sec. 9 Filling-in Vacancies Sec.17 Power of Control
Sec.10 Salary of Senators and Representatives Sec.18 Commander-in-Chiefship

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Sec.20 Power to contract or guarantee foreign loans Sec.1 Qualifications and Appointments
Sec.21 Senate Concurrence in International Agreements Sec.2 Powers and Functions
Sec.22 The Budget Sec.3 Comelec En Banc
Sec.23 Address to Congress Sec.4 Supervision or regulation of utilization of all franchises
ARTICLE VIII: The Judicial Department Sec.5 Favorable recommendation for Pardon, Amnesty, and Parole
Sec. 1 Judicial Power Sec.6 Free and Open Party System
Sec. 2 Powers of Legislature to Apportion Jurisdiction Sec.7 Mandatory registration under the party-list system
Sec. 3 Fiscal Autonomy Sec.8 Prohibition for Political Parties, or organizations and coalitions
Sec. 4 Compositions and Sessions Sec.9 Election Period
Sec 5 Powers of the Supreme Court Sec.10 Bona fide candidates: free from harassment and discrimination
Sec. 6 Administrative Supervision of Inferior Courts Sec.11 Fiscal Autonomy
Sec. 7 Qualifications of Members of the Judiciary IX-D Commission on Audit
Sec. 8 Judicial and Bar Council Sec.1 Qualifications and Appointments
Sec. 9 Appointment of Justices and Judges Sec.2 Power, authority, duty
Sec.10 Diminution of Salary Sec.3 Jurisdiction of COA
Sec.11 Security of Tenure Sec.4 Annual report and recommendations
Sec.12 Non-Judicial Assignments ARTICLE X: Local Government
Sec.13 Decision-making Process Sec. 1 Units of Local Government
Sec.14 Contents of Decisions Sec. 2 Local Autonomy
Sec.15 Decision-Making Period Sec. 3 Local Government Code
Sec.16 Report to the President and to Congress Sec. 4 The President and Local Governments
ARTICLE IX: Constitutional Commission Sec. 5 Sources of Revenue
IX-A Common Provisions Sec. 6 Share in National Taxes (IRA)
Sec.1 3 Constitutional Commissions Sec. 7 Share in Proceeds from Natural Resources
Sec.2 Prohibitions for Constitutional Commission Members Sec. 8 Term of Local Officials
Sec.3 Salary Sec. 9 Sectoral Representatives
Sec.4 Appointment of Officials and Employees Sec.10 Creation, Division of Boundaries
Sec.5 Fiscal Autonomy Sec.11 Metropolitan Political Subdivisions
Sec.6 Commission En Banc Sec.12 Classification of Cities
Sec.7 Procedure for Case and Matters brought before each Commission Sec.13 Common Efforts, Services and Resources
Sec.8 Other functions Sec.14 Regional Development Councils
IX-B Civil Service Commission Sec.15 Purpose and how many Autonomous Regions
Sec.1 Composition, Qualifications and Appointments Sec.16 Authority of the President over the Autonomous Regions
Sec.2 Prohibitions in the Civil Service Sec.17 Authority of the National Government over the Autonomous Regions
Sec.3 CSC Objective Sec.18 Organic Act for the Autonomous Regions
Sec.4 Oath to uphold and defend this Constitution Sec.19 Organic Act for the Autonomous Regions: when to pass
Sec.5 Salary Standardization Sec.20 Legislative Power
Sec.6 Political Lame Ducks Sec.21 Peace and order, Defense, National Security
Sec.7 Prohibition for Appointive and Elective Officials ARTICLE XI: Accountability of Public Officers
Sec.8 Additional, Double, or Indirect compensation Sec. 1 Public Office is a Public Trust

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Sec. 3 Procedure and Penalty Sec.2 Name of the Country
Sec. 4 The Sandiganbayan Sec.3 State may not be sued
Sec. 5 The Ombudsman Sec.4 AFP composed of citizen armed force
Sec.6 Appointment Power of Ombudsman Sec.5 Rules governing the military
Sec. 7 Tanodbayan now the Special Prosecutor Sec.6 Maintenance of one Police force
Sec.8 Qualifications of Ombudsman and the Deputy Ombudsman Sec.7 Assistance to war veterans
Sec.9 Who appoints the Ombudsman and his Deputies Sec.8 Pensions and other benefits of the retirees
Sec.10 Rank of Ombudsman and the Deputy Ombudsman Sec.9 Consumer protection
Sec.11 Term of Appointment Sec.10 Provision of policy for Communication
Sec.12 Duty to act on complaints vs. Government Officials Sec.11 Rules governing mass media and advertising industry
Sec.13 Powers and Responsibilities of Ombudsman; Deputies Sec.12 President’s consultative body for Indigenous cultural communities
Sec.14 Fiscal Autonomy of Ombudsman ARTICLE XVII: Amendments and Revisions
Sec.15 Exemption of Government from Prescription, Laches, Estoppel Sec. 1 Revisions/ Amendment
Sec.16 Financial Accommodations Sec. 2 Direct Proposal
Sec.17 Declaration under oath of his Assets, Liabilities, and Net worth Sec. 3 Congressional Prerogative
Sec.18 Allegiance of Public officers and employees Sec. 4 Ratification and Date of Effectivity
ARTICLE XII: National Economy and Patrimony ARTICLE XVIII: Transitory Provisions
Sec.1 General Economic Policy Sec. 1 First Elections under the New Constitution
Sec.2 Natural Resources Sec. 2 Term of first House Members and first Local Officials
Sec.3 Lands of the Public Domain Sec. 3 Statue of Laws and other Legislation Passes prior to the Constitution
Sec.4 Forest, Lands, and Parks Sec. 4 Status of Treaties and International Agreements
Sec.5 Ancestral Lands and Domains Sec. 5 Presidential Term and Synchronization
Sec.6 Common Good Sec. 6 Presidential Legislative Powers
Sec.7 Private Lands Sec. 7 Sectoral Representatives
Sec.8 Exemption to Former Filipinos Sec. 8 Metropolitan Authority
Sec.9 Economic and Planning Agency Sec. 9 Sub-Provinces
Sec.10 Filipinization Sec.10 Security of Tenure of Judges
Sec.11 Public Utilities Sec.11 Retirement Age
Sec.12 Filipino First Policy Sec.12 Cases Filed Prior to Effectivity of New Constitution
Sec.13 Economic Exchange Sec.13 Lapse between the ratification
Sec.14 Filipino Professional and Skilled Workers Sec.14 S15(3&4), Art8 apply to cases/matters filed bef. ratification
Sec.15 Development of Cooperatives Sec.15 Term of Carry-Over Commissioners
Sec.16 Private Corporations Sec.16 Career Civil Service Officers
Sec.17 Temporary Take-Over Sec.17 Readjustment of Salaries
Sec.18 Nationalization Sec.18 Increase of Salary Scales
Sec.19 Monopolies and Combinations Sec.19 Transfer of Assets of any office abolished or reorganized
Sec.20 Central Money Authority Sec.20 Period for full implementation of Free Public-secondary Education
Sec.21 Foreign Loans Sec.21 Reversion of Lands and Real Rights Illegally Acquired
Sec.22 Penal Loans Sec.22 Idle/Abandoned Lands
ARTICLE XVI: General Provisions Sec.23 Advertising Entities

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Sec.25 Foreign Military Bases, Troops or Facilities
Sec.26 Sequestration Orders
Sec.27 Date of Effectivity

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