The Commission on Appointments (CA), in its plenary session today presided over by Senate President / CA Chairperson Francis “Chiz” G. Escudero, confirmed the ad interim appointment …

These proposals were rejected but the task was reduced to the review and approval of executive appointments by a small body, now known as the Commission on Appointments (CA). In the …

Such appointments are called ad interim appointments, and it goes through the following stages: appointment; confirmation; An ad interim appointment is permanent in nature and takes effect …

The Commission on Appointments (CA) is vested by the 1987 Philippine Constitution with the power to approve or disapprove appointments made by the President of the Philippines, the …

The Commission on Appointments (CA) Secretariat is headed by the Secretary of the Commission assisted by the following senior staff officers: Sergeant-at-Arms, Deputy …

The COMMISSION ON APPOINTMENTS (CA) is a constitutional body under the 1987 Philippine Constitution.

The Commission on Appointments is composed of the President of the Senate as ex officio Chairman, Twelve (12) Senators, and Twelve (12) Members of the House of Representatives.

The President of the Philippines shall appoint the following subject to confirmation by the Commission on Appointments: 1. Heads of Executive Departments. 2. Ambassadors, other …

SECTION 1. COMPOSITION OF THE COMMISSION ON APPOINTMENTS. Within thirty (30) days after both Houses of Congress shall have organized themselves with the election of the …

The COMMISSION ON APPOINTMENTS (CA) is a constitutional body under the 1987 Philippine Constitution.