Commission on Elections (Philippines)

Commission on Elections (Philippines)
Commission on Elections
Komisyon ng Halalan

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Established: August 22, 1940
Chairman: Atty. Sixto Brillantes
Website: comelec.gov.ph
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The Commission on Elections, or COMELEC, is one of the three constitutional commissions of the Philippines. Its principal role is to enforce all laws and regulations relative to the conduct of elections, initiatives, referendums, and recalls.

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Functions of the Commission

Under the Constitution, the Commission on Elections is independent of the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches of the Philippine Government. It has the following functions:

Judicial functions

  • to exercise exclusive jurisdictions over all contests relating to the elections, returns, and qualifications of all elective regional, provincial and city officials and appellate jurisdiction over all contests involving all municipal officials decided by trial courts of general jurisdiction;
  • to decide, except those involving the right to vote, all questions affecting elections, including determination of the number and location of polling places, appointment of election officials and inspectors, and registration of voters;
  • to file petitions in court for inclusion or exclusion of voters; and
  • to investigate and, where appropriate, prosecute cases of violations of election laws, including acts or omissions constituting election fraud, offenses and malpractices.

Ministerial functions

  • To enforce and administer all laws and regulations relative to the conduct of and elections, plebiscites, initiatives, referendum, and recalls.
  • to deputize, with the concurrence of the President of the Philippines, law enforcement agencies and instrumentalities of the Government, including the Armed Forces of the Philippines, for the exclusive purpose of ensuring free, orderly, honest, peaceful credible elections;
  • to register political parties, organizations or coalitions and accredit citizens' arms of the Commission.

Reportorial function

  • To submit to the President and the Congress a comprehensive report on the conduct of each election, plebiscite, initiative, referendum, or recall.

Recommendatory functions

  • To recommend to Congress the enactment of effective measures to minimize election spending including limitation of places where propaganda materials shall be posted, and to prevent and penalize all forms of election frauds, offenses, malpractices, and nuisance candidates; and
  • to recommend to the President the removal of any officer of employee it has deputized, or the imposition of any other disciplinary action, for violation or disregard of, or disobedience to its directive, order, or decision.

Other functions

  • To perform other functions as may be provided by law, including fiscal autonomy.

Organizational structure

The old Comelec building after being razed by fire on March 11, 2007.

The Commission Proper is the policy-making body composed of the Chairman and six Commissioners who must be natural-born citizens of the Philippines; at least thirty-five years of age at the time of their appointment; holders of a college degree, with a majority of them, including the Chairman, members of the Philippine Bar who have been engaged in the practice of law for at least ten (10) years; and must not have been a candidate for any elective position in the immediate preceding elections [Article IX-C, Section 1, 1987 Constitution]. The Chairman and the Commissioners are appointed by the President, with the consent of the Commission on Appointments.n They hold office for seven years, without reappointment.

The Commissioners exercise quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial functions either en banc or in division. They also perform such other functions as may be assigned by the Commission or the Chairman.

The Chairman acts as the Presiding Officer and Chief Executive Officer of the Commission. He directs and supervises the operations and internal administration of the Commission in accordance with its policies, rules and regulations.

Offices of the Commission

Assisting the Commission are the Executive Director, Deputy Executive Directors for Administration and Operations, nine Department offices, 17 Regional Election Directors, 81 Provincial Election Supervisors and Election Officers in cities and municipalities. Comelec has a complement of more than 5,000 employees.

History

The 1978 Commission is composed of [from left] Commissioners Flores A. Bayot, Venancio Duque, Chairman Leonardo Perez, Commissioners Domingo Pabalete and Vicente Santiago (not in the photo).

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) was created by a 1940 amendment to the 1935 Constitution of the Philippines. Before the creation of the Comelec, supervision over the conduct of elections was vested by law in the Secretary of Interior. The Secretary of Interior saw to it that local authorities performed the ministerial duties assigned to them by the Election Code. He decides administrative questions concerning elections. The courts, however, exercised exclusive and final jurisdiction over questions affecting the right to vote as well as contested elections of local elective officials. Elections contests involving members of the National Assembly were judged solely by an Electoral Commission composed of three justices of the Supreme Court and six members of the National Assembly.

In view, however, of the close official ties between the President and the Secretary of Interior, there was always the danger of a partisan Secretary of the Interior exploiting his powers and influence to ensure the victory of his party at the polls.

As a consequence, the Constitution was amended in 1940 to create an independent Commission on Elections, composed of a Chairman and two other members, to take over the functions of the Secretary of the Interior relative to the elections. but since the amendments could not be effective in time for the 1940 elections, the National Assembly, by Commonwealth Act No. 607, created a Commission on Elections, giving thereto the same powers which the Commission on Elections could have under the amended Constitution. The statutory Commission supervised the conduct of the December 10, 1940 local elections.

The constitutional amendment creating the Commission on Elections was finally approved on December 2, 1940. On June 21, 1941, Commonwealth Act No. 657 was enacted reorganizing the Commission on Elections as a constitutional entity. The members of the statutory Commission continued as members of the constitutional Commission.

The Chairman and Members of the Commission had a fixed term of nine years each - a member being replaced every three years except in the first Commission. They could be removed from office only by impeachment. They were provided with fixed salaries which could neither be increased nor diminished during their term of office. These were safeguards to ensure the independence of the Commission.

The administrative control of elections exercised by the Secretary of Interior was transferred to the Commission on Elections. The Commission was vested with the exclusive charge of enforcing and administering all laws relative to elections and power to decide all questions affecting elections, except those involving the right to vote, which were left to final judicial determination. The courts and electoral tribunals retained their original powers over election contests.

The 1973 Constitution enlarged the membership of the Commission from three to nine members but reduced their term of office from nine years to seven years. As in the 1935 Constitution, the Chairman and Commissioners have staggered terms of office and could be removed from office only by impeachment.

First to serve in the Commission on Elections under the 1973 Constitution were former Senator Leonardo B. Perez, as Chairman, and Venacio S. Duque, Flores A. Bayot, Jose M. Mendoza, Fernando R. Veloso, Lininding Pangandaman, Venancio L. Yaneza and Casimiro R. Madarang, Jr. as Commissioners. Commissioner Pangandaman, the first Muslim Commissioner of the Comelec, was appointed Ambassador by President Ferdinand Marcos even before the expiration of his term. His unexpired term was taken over by Commissioner Hashim R. Abubakar.

On May 17, 1980, Chairman Perez (who was later appointed Minister on Political Affairs by President Marcos) and Commissioners Duque and Bayot, after completing their seven-years term, retired. Commissioner Santiago succeeded Perez, and the following were appointed Commissioners: Domingo C. Pabalete; Victorino A. Savellano; Jaime C. Opinion; Noli Sagadraca; Romeo Firme: Luis Lardizabal and Ide C. Tillah. With Commissioner Lardizabal the membership of the Commission was thus increased to eight, one short of the full complement of nine.

Upon the retirement of Commissioners Firme, Tillah and Lardizabal on May 17, 1983 the Commission on Elections was composed of only five members.

On March 21, 1983, two new members were appointed by President Marcos, namely: Froilan Bacungan and Ramon H. Felipe, Jr.

With the retirement of Chairman Santiago and Commissioners Pabalete and Sagadraca on May 17, 1984, Savellano was appointed Chairman.

Three new members were appointed on July 27, 1985, namely: Commissioners Quirino A. Marquinez, Mangontawar Guro and Mario D. Ortiz.

On January 31, 1986 Commissioners Ruben C. Agpalo and Jaime Layosa were appointed to finally complete the required membership of nine.

After the tumultuous February 7, 1986 snap elections and the People Power Revolution, Chairman Savellano and all the Commissioners of the Comelec tendered their courtesy resignations which, except those of Commissioners Bacungan and Felipe, were accepted by President Corazon C. Aquino.

On April 11, 1986 Commissioner Felipe was appointed Acting Chairman. On July 23, 1986 he took his oath of office as permanent Chairman, together with Commissioners Leopoldo Africa, Haydee Yorac, Andres Flores, Anacleto Badoy, and Dario Rama as members of the "new" Commission on Elections.

On February 15, 1988 Hilario G. Davide, Jr., was appointed Chairman with Alfredo E. Abueg, Jr., Haydee B. Yorac, Leopoldo L. Africa, Andres R. Flores, Dario C. Rama and Magdara B. Dimaampao as Commissioners. Commissioner Haydee B. Yorac was appointed as Acting Chairman when Hilario G. Davide, Jr. was appointed Chairman of the Presidential Fact Finding Commission in December 1989, pursuant to Administrative Order No. 146.

On June 6, 1991 Christian Monsod was appointed by President Aquino as Chairman of the Commission to serve the unexpired term of Davide.

When Monsod retired on February 15, 1995 President Fidel V. Ramos appointed Court of Appeals Justice Bernardo Pardo as Chairman of the Commission. Pardo's term was cut short when he was appointed by President Joseph Estrada as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court in October 1998. Commissioner Luzviminda Tancangco was appointed Acting Chairman of the Commission.

On January 11, 1999 President Estrada appointed Sandiganbayan Justice Harriet Demetriou as Chairman of the Commission. After the events of January 2001 that led to the ouster of President Estrada from power, Demetriou tendered her courtesy resignation which was accepted by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

On February 19, 2001 President Arroyo appointed Justice Alfredo Benipayo as Chairman of the Commission. However, the Commission on Appointments did not confirm his appointment due to opposition of some Commissioners led by Luzviminda Tancangco. On June 5, 2002 President Arroyo appointed Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chairman and former Mandaluyong City mayor Benjamin S. Abalos, Sr. to replace Benipayo.

On January 26, 2008, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo appointed former Supreme Court Associate Justice Jose Melo, 77, to replace Chair Abalos.[1] The United Opposition (Koalisyon ng Nagkakaisang Pilipino) opposed Melo's appointment.[2] But Melo needs to be confirmed by the Commission on Appointments (CA), so Commissioner Romeo A. Brawner was appointed ad interim Acting Chairman on February 2, 2008 and will stay as Chairman until Melo is confirmed by the CA.

On March 25, 2008, former Supreme Court justice Jose Melo was sworn in as new chairman of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) by acting Chair Romeo A. Brawner. Melo's ad interim appointment (Congress is not in session) was sent by the Malacañan to the Commission on Appointments.[3]

On May 29, 2008, Romeo A. Brawner died from a massive heart attack. Brawner, appointed to the Comelec to replace the controversial Virgilio Garcillano, was supposed to end his term on February 2, 2011.[4]

Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, on July 2, 2008, appointed former Acting Judge (Br. 74, RTC, Malabon) Leonardo Leonida and retired Justice of the Court of Appeals Lucenito Tagle as Commissioners of the Commission on Elections.[5][6] On November 7, 2008, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has appointed Armando Velasco, as new election commissioner, and reappointed bypassed Commissioners Leonardo L. Leonida and Lucenito N. Tagle.[7] Eduardo Ermita stated "Velasco replaced Comelec commissioner and former Iligan City Judge Moslemen Macarambon, Jr. whose appointment had been bypassed several times by the Commission on Appointments (CA)."[8][9]

Impeachment complaint

On September 27, 2007, Iloilo Vice Governor Rolex Suplico filed a 64-page impeachment complaint (3:00 p.m.) against Commission on Elections chairman Benjamin Abalos, Sr. before the House of Representatives of the Philippines regarding the ZTE national broadband network (NBN) deal. It was endorsed by Representatives Teofisto Guingona III of Bukidnon and Teodoro Casiño of Bayan Muna (People First), and Zamboanga City Representative Ma. Isabelle Climaco. Affidavits of Romulo Neri and Jose de Venecia III supported the complaint.[10][11] On October 1, 2007, COMELEC Chairman Benjamin Abalos, Sr. faced with an impending impeachment case resigned in a press conference. The Commission on Elections appointed Resurreccion Z. Borra as Acting Chairman. Mr. Abalos stated: "I'm resigning... effective immediately," Mr. Abalos told a news conference. "However, let not my detractors feast on this declaration. I'm not admitting guilt for any wrongdoing."[12] An impeachment complaint against Commission on Elections (Comelec) chairman Benjamin Abalos Sr was formally filed before the House of Representatives after Romulo Neri, former chief of the National Economic Development Authority (Neda), accused Abalos of attempting to bribe him.

Issues

ZTE broadband contract controversy

In August 2007, Nueva Vizcaya Rep. Carlos Padilla delivered a privilege speech alleging that Abalos brokered for the national broadband network (NBN) project. Padilla claimed that Abalos met with officials of the Chinese firm ZTE Corp., which got the US $329 million contract for the broadband project.

Abalos denied brokering for the National Broadband Network project despite admitting he knows some officials in ZTE Corp. He admitted making four trips to China and playing golf there. He also admitted that ZTE officials, whom he says are his golf buddies, hosted and paid for the trips.

Jose de Venecia III, son of House Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr, alleged that Abalos offered him US$10 million to withdraw his proposal on the NBN project. De Venecia is a majority shareholder of Amsterdam Holdings Inc., a company that submitted an unsolicited proposal on the NBN project. De Venecia also claimed that Abalos asked for money from the ZTE Corp. officials.

Hello Garci

Abalos was mentioned in the "Hello Garci" tape, which refers to the alleged wiretapped conversations where vote rigging in the 2004 elections was discussed by, among others, a woman presumed to be President Arroyo and man presumed to be Comelec Commissioner Virgilio Garcillano.

Mega Pacific

Abalos was the Comelec chair when the election body approved a P1.3-billion contract with the Mega Pacific Consortium for the purchase of automated counting machines, which the Supreme Court in January 2004 declared as void because of "clear violation of law and jurisprudence" and "reckless disregard of [Comelec's] own bidding rules and procedure."

On January 21, 2004, Pimentel filed criminal and administrative charges before the Ombudsman against Abalos and other commissioners in connection with the deal. Abalos described the charges as a "demolition job."

Pimentel accused Abalos and the other commissioners of committing an act of impropriety when they and their wives traveled to Seoul, South Korea to visit the plant of the maker of the counting machines a few months before the bidding for the contract started. Pimentel said he received information that the Korean company paid for the plane tickets and hotel accommodations for the trip.

However, Abalos claimed that the expenses for the trip were paid for out of the P1 million he won in a golf tournament in Wack Wack.

On September 27, 2006, the Ombudsman, in a resolution, absolved all respondents involved in the Mega Pacific controversy of all administrative and criminal liabilities "for lack of probable cause." It also reversed its June 28 resolution which contained factual findings that can be used by the House of Representatives to initiate impeachment proceedings against Comelec Commissioner Resureccion Borra.

Members of the Commission (1940-present)

Year Name Term
1940
Pedro Concepcion, Chairman
Jose C. Abreu
Rufino Luna
September 1, 1940 May 11, 1941
September 1, 1940-October 11, 1944
September 12, 1940-July 12, 1945
1941
Jose Lopez Vito, Chairman
Jose C. Abreu
Rufino Luna
May 13, 1941 May 7, 1947
July 12, 1945-November 9, 1949
September 12, 1940-July 12, 1945
1945
Jose Lopez Vito, Chairman
Francisco Enage
Vicente de Vera
May 13, 1941 May 7, 1947
September 1, 1940-October 11, 1944
July 12, 1945-April 8, 1947
1947
Vicente de Vera, Chairman
Leopoldo Rovira
Rodrigo Perez, Jr.
April 9, 1947-April 10, 1951
May 22, 1947-September 10, 1954
December 8, 1949-June 21, 1956
1951
Domingo Imperial, Chairman
Leopoldo Rovira
Rodrigo Perez, Jr.
August 14, 1951-March 31, 1958
May 22, 1947-September 10, 1954
December 8, 1949-June 21, 1956
1955
Domingo Imperial, Chairman
Rodrigo Perez, Jr.
Gaudencio Garcia
August 14, 1951-March 31, 1958
December 8, 1949-June 21, 1956
May 18, 1955 May 11, 1960
1956
Domingo Imperial, Chairman
Gaudencio Garcia
Sixto Brillantes
August 14, 1951-March 31, 1958
May 18, 1955 May 11, 1960
December 20, 1956-June 20, 1965
1958
Jose P. Carag, Chairman
Gaudencio Garcia
Sixto Brillantes
May 19, 1958-June 20, 1959
May 18, 1955 May 11, 1960
December 20, 1956-June 20, 1965
1958
Gaudencio Garcia, Chairman
Sixto Brillantes
Genaro Visarra
May 12, 1960-June 20, 1962
December 20, 1956-June 20, 1965
May 12, 1960-November 10, 1962
1958
Juan V. Borra, Chairman
Sixto Brillantes
Genaro Visarra
Cesar Miraflor
August 2, 1962-June 20, 1968
December 20, 1956-June 20, 1965
May 12, 1960-November 10, 1962
November 11, 1962-June 20, 1971
1962
Juan V. Borra, Chairman
Sixto Brillantes
Genaro Visarra
Cesar Miraflor
August 2, 1962-June 20, 1968
December 20, 1956-June 20, 1965
May 12, 1960-November 10, 1962
November 11, 1962-June 20, 1971
1965
Juan V. Borra, Chairman
Cesar Miraflor
Gregorio Santayana
August 2, 1962-June 20, 1968
November 11, 1962-June 20, 1971
June 26, 1965 May 31, 1966
1966
Juan V. Borra, Chairman
Cesar Miraflor
Francisco Ortega
August 2, 1962-June 20, 1968
November 11, 1962-June 20, 1971
December 25, 1966-March 20, 1967
1967
Juan V. Borra, Chairman
Cesar Miraflor
Manuel Arranz
August 2, 1962-June 20, 1968
November 11, 1962-June 20, 1971
August 27, 1967-October 17, 1968
1968
Manuel Arranz, Chairman
Cesar Miraflor
Jaime N. Ferrer
October 18, 1968-June 2, 1969
November 11, 1962-June 20, 1971
May 23, 1969-June 9, 1969
1969
Jaime N. Ferrer, Chairman
Cesar Miraflor
Lino M. Patajo
June 10, 1969 May 28, 1973
November 11, 1962-June 20, 1971
June 16, 1969 May 31, 1973
1971
Jaime N. Ferrer, Chairman
Lino M. Patajo
Jose M. Mendoza
June 10, 1969 May 28, 1973
June 16, 1969 May 31, 1973
September 6, 1971 May 17, 1976
1973
Leonardo B. Perez, Chairman
Jose M. Mendoza
Venancio S. Duque
Flores A. Bayot
Venancio L. Yaneza
Casimiro R. Madarang,Jr.
Fernando R. Veloso
Liningding Pangandaman
May 29, 1973 May 17, 1980
September 6, 1971 May 17, 1976
June 1, 1973 May 17, 1980
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1980
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1978
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1978
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1978
May 30, 1973-November 15, 1973
1974
Leonardo B. Perez, Chairman
Jose M. Mendoza
Venancio S. Duque
Flores A. Bayot
Venancio L. Yaneza
Casimiro R. Madarang,Jr.
Fernando R. Veloso
Hashim R. Abubakar
May 29, 1973 May 17, 1980
September 6, 1971 May 17, 1976
June 1, 1973 May 17, 1980
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1980
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1978
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1978
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1976
July 25, 1974 May 17, 1976
1976
Leonardo B. Perez, Chairman
Venancio S. Duque
Flores A. Bayot
Venancio L. Yaneza
Casimiro R. Madarang,Jr.
May 29, 1973 May 17, 1980
June 1, 1973 May 17, 1980
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1980
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1978
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1978
1978
Leonardo B. Perez, Chairman
Venancio S. Duque
Flores A. Bayot
Venancio L. Yaneza
Vicente M. Santiago, Jr.
Domingo C. Pabalate
May 29, 1973 May 17, 1980
June 1, 1973 May 17, 1980
May 30, 1973 May 17, 1980
May 18, 1978 May 17, 1983
May 17, 1978 May 17, 1980
May 17, 1980 May 20, 1985
1980
Vicente M. Santiago, Jr., Chairman
Domingo C. Pabalate
Victorino A. Savellano
Jaime C. Opinion
Noli M. Sagadraca
Romeo N. Firme.
Ide C. Tillah
Luis L. Lardizabal
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1985
May 17, 1980 May 20, 1985
May 17, 1980-April 1, 1986
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1985
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1983
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1983
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1983
1983
Vicente M. Santiago, Jr., Chairman
Domingo C. Pabalate
Victorino A. Savellano
Jaime C. Opinion
Noli M. Sagadraca
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1985
May 17, 1980 May 20, 1985
May 17, 1980 May 20, 1985
May 17, 1980-April 1, 1986
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1985
1984
Vicente M. Santiago, Jr., Chairman
Domingo C. Pabalate
Victorino A. Savellano
Jaime C. Opinion
Noli M. Sagadraca
Froilan M. Bacungan
Ramon H. Felipe, Jr.
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1985
May 17, 1980 May 20, 1985
May 17, 1980 May 20, 1985
May 17, 1980-April 1, 1986
May 17, 1980 May 17, 1985
March 21, 1984-August 31, 1986
March 21, 1984-Apr.11,1986
1985
Victorino A. Savellano, Chairman
Jaime C. Opinion
Froilan M. Bacungan
Ramon H. Felipe, Jr.
Mario D. Ortiz
Quirino A. Marquinez
Mangontawar B. Guro
May 20, 1985-March 24, 1986
May 17, 1980-April 1, 1986
March 21, 1984-August 31, 1986
March 21, 1984-Apr.11,1986
July 30, 1985-July 23, 1986
August 1, 1985-July 23, 1986
July 30, 1985-April 11, 1986
1986
Victorino A. Savellano, Chairman
Jaime C. Opinion
Froilan M. Bacungan
Ramon H. Felipe, Jr.
Mario D. Ortiz
Quirino A. Marquinez
Mangontawar B. Guro
Ruben Agpalo
Jaime J. Layosa
May 20, 1985-March 24, 1986
May 17, 1980-April 1, 1986
March 21, 1984-August 31, 1986
March 21, 1984-Apr.11,1986
July 30, 1985-July 23, 1986
August 1, 1985-July 23, 1986
July 30, 1985-April 11, 1986
January 2, 1986-July 23, 1986
January 2, 1986-July 23, 1986
1986
Ramon H. Felipe, Jr., Chairman
Froilan M. Bacungan
Leopoldo L. Africa
Haydee B. Yorac 4
Anacleto D. Badoy, Jr.
Andres R. Flores
Dario C. Rama
Tomas V. dela Cruz
July 11, 1986-February 3, 1988
March 21, 1984-August 31, 1986
July 14, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 15, 1986-February 11, 1993
July 16, 1986-February 3, 1988
July 17, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 18, 1986-February 15, 1993
December 11, 1986-September 13, 1987
1987
Ramon H. Felipe, Jr., Chairman
Leopoldo L. Africa
Haydee B. Yorac
Anacleto D. Badoy, Jr.
Andres R. Flores
Dario C. Rama
Tomas V. dela Cruz
Alfredo E. Abueg, Jr.
July 11, 1986-February 3, 1988
July 14, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 15, 1986-February 11, 1993
July 16, 1986-February 3, 1988
July 17, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 18, 1986-February 15, 1993
December 11, 1986-September 13, 1987
December 16, 1987-November 3, 1994
1988
Hilario Davide, Jr., Chairman
Leopoldo L. Africa
Haydee B. Yorac
Andres R. Flores
Dario C. Rama
Alfredo E. Abueg, Jr.
Magdara B. Dimaampao
February 15, 1988-December 7, 1989
July 14, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 15, 1986-February 11, 1993
July 17, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 18, 1986-February 15, 1993
December 16, 1987-November 3, 1994
February 15, 1988-February 15, 1995
1989
Haydee Yorac, Acting Chairman
Leopoldo L. Africa
Andres R. Flores
Dario C. Rama
Alfredo E. Abueg, Jr.
Magdara B. Dimaampao
December 7, 1989-June 5, 1991
July 14, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 17, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 18, 1986-February 15, 1993
December 16, 1987-November 3, 1994
February 15, 1988-February 15, 1995
1991
Christian Monsod, Chairman
Haydee B. Yorac
Andres R. Flores
Dario C. Rama
Alfredo E. Abueg, Jr.
Magdara B. Dimaampao
Regalado E. Maambong
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1995
July 15, 1986-February 11, 1993
July 17, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 18, 1986-February 15, 1993
December 16, 1987-November 3, 1994
February 15, 1988-February 15, 1995
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1998
1991
Christian Monsod, Chairman
Haydee B. Yorac
Andres R. Flores
Dario C. Rama
Alfredo E. Abueg, Jr.
Magdara B. Dimaampao
Regalado E. Maambong
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1995
July 15, 1986-February 11, 1993
July 17, 1986-February 15, 1991
July 18, 1986-February 15, 1993
December 16, 1987-November 3, 1994
February 15, 1988-February 15, 1995
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1998
1992
Christian Monsod, Chairman
Haydee B. Yorac
Dario C. Rama
Magdara B. Dimaampao
Regalado E. Maambong
Vicente B. de Lima
Remedios Salazar- Fernando
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1995
July 15, 1986-February 11, 1993
July 18, 1986-February 15, 1993
February 15, 1988-February 15, 1995
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1998
February 7, 1992-November 4, 1994
February 14, 1992-February 15, 1998
1993
Christian Monsod, Chairman
Magdara B. Dimaampao
Regalado E. Maambong
Vicente B. de Lima
Remedios Salazar-Fernando
Manolo B. Gorospe
Graduacion R. Claravall
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1995
February 15, 1988-February 15, 1995
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1998
February 7, 1992-November 4, 1994
February 14, 1992-February 15, 1998
April 14, 1993-February 14, 2000
April 12, 1993-January 14, 1996
1995
Bernardo P. Pardo, Chairman
Regalado E. Maambong
Remedios Salazar- Fernando
Manolo B. Gorospe
Graduacion R. Claravall
Julio F. Desamito
Teresita Dy-Liacco Flores
February 17, 1995-October 8, 1998
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1998
February 14, 1992-February 15, 1998
April 14, 1993-February 14, 2000
April 12, 1993-January 14, 1996
January 3, 1995-February 15, 2001
February 17, 1995-February 15, 2002
1996
Bernardo P. Pardo, Chairman
Regalado E. Maambong
Remedios Salazar- Fernando
Manolo B. Gorospe
Julio F. Desamito
Teresita Dy-Liacco Flores
Japal M. Guiani
February 17, 1995-October 8, 1998
June 6, 1991-February 15, 1998
February 14, 1992-February 15, 1998
April 14, 1993-February 14, 2000
January 3, 1995-February 15, 2001
February 17, 1995-February 15, 2002
March 29, 1996-February 15, 2000
1998
Bernardo P. Pardo, Chairman
Manolo B. Gorospe
Julio F. Desamito
Teresita Dy-Liacco Flores
Japal M. Guiani
Amado Calderon
Evalyn I. Fetalino
Luzviminda G. Tancangco
Abdul Gani Marohombsar
February 17, 1995-October 8, 1998
April 14, 1993-February 14, 2000
January 3, 1995-February 15, 2001
February 17, 1995-February 15, 2002
March 29, 1996-February 15, 2000
February 16, 1998-June 30, 1998
February 16, 1998-June 30, 1998
August 5, 1998- February 15, 2004
September 7, 1998-June 3, 1999
1998-1999
Luzviminda Tancangco, Acting Chairman
Manolo B. Gorospe
Julio F. Desamito
Teresita Dy-Liacco Flores
Japal M. Guiani
Abdul Gani Marohombsar
October 8, 1998-January 10, 1999
April 14, 1993-February 14, 2000
January 3, 1995-February 15, 2001
February 17, 1995-February 15, 2001
March 29, 1996-February 15, 2000
September 7, 1998-June 3, 1999
1999
Harriet Demetriou, Chairman
Manolo B. Gorospe
Julio F. Desamito
Teresita Dy-Liacco Flores
Japal M. Guiani
Luzviminda G. Tancangco
Abdul Gani Marohombsar
January 11, 1999-February 15, 2001
April 14, 1993-February 14, 2000
January 3, 1995-February 15, 2001
February 17, 1995-February 15, 2001
March 29, 1996-February 15, 2000
August 5, 1998- February 15, 2004
September 7, 1998-June 3, 1999
2000
Harriet Demetriou, Chairman
Manolo B. Gorospe
Julio F. Desamito
Teresita Dy-Liacco Flores
Japal M. Guiani
Luzviminda G. Tancangco
Ralph C. Lantion
Rufino S.B. Javier
Mehol K. Sadain
January 11, 1999-February 15, 2001
April 14, 1993-February 14, 2000
January 3, 1995-February 15, 2001
February 17, 1995-February 15, 2001
March 29, 1996-February 15, 2000
August 5, 1998- February 15, 2004
January 6, 2000-February 15, 2004
March 3, 2000-February 15, 2007
July 17, 2000-February 15, 2006
2001
Alfredo Benipayo, Chairman
Luzviminda G. Tancangco
Ralph C. Lantion
Rufino S.B. Javier
Mehol K. Sadain
Resurreccion Z. Borra
Florentino A. Tuason, Jr.
February 19, 2001-June 4, 2002
August 5, 1998- February 15, 2004
January 6, 2000-February 15, 2004
March 3, 2000-February 15, 2007
July 17, 2000-February 15, 2006
February 16, 2001-February 15, 2008
February 21, 2001-February 15, 2008
2002
Benjamin Abalos Chairman
Luzviminda G. Tancangco
Ralph C. Lantion
Rufino S.B. Javier
Mehol K. Sadain
Resurreccion Z. Borra
Florentino A. Tuason, Jr.
June 5, 2002-February 15, 2008
August 5, 1998- February 15, 2004
January 6, 2000-February 15, 2004
March 3, 2000-February 15, 2007
July 17, 2000-February 15, 2006
February 16, 2001-February 15, 2008
February 21, 2001-February 15, 2008
2004
Benjamin Abalos Chairman
Rufino S.B. Javier
Mehol K. Sadain
Resurreccion Z. Borra
Florentino A. Tuason, Jr.
Virgilio O. Garcillano
Manuel A. Barcelona, Jr.
June 5, 2002-February 15, 2008
March 3, 2000-February 15, 2007
July 17, 2000-February 15, 2006
February 16, 2001-February 15, 2008
February 21, 2001-February 15, 2008
February 10, 2004-June 11, 2005
February 10, 2004-June 11, 2005
October–November 2007
Benjamin Abalos Chairman
Resurreccion Z. Borra
Florentino A. Tuason, Jr.
Romeo A. Brawner
Rene V. Sarmiento
Nicodemo T. Ferrer
June 5, 2002-October 1, 2007
February 16, 2001-February 15, 2008
February 21, 2001-February 15, 2008
September 18, 2005-February 2, 2011
April 7, 2006–Present
June 9, 2006–Present
November 2007
Resurreccion Borra Acting Chairman
Florentino A. Tuason, Jr.
Romeo A. Brawner
Rene V. Sarmiento
Nicodemo T. Ferrer
Moslemen T. Macarambon, Sr.
October 1, 2007-February 2, 2008
February 16, 2001-February 2, 2008
September 18, 2005-February 2, 2011
April 7, 2006–Present
June 9, 2006–Present
November 5, 2007–Present
February 2008
Romeo A. Brawner Acting Chairman
Rene V. Sarmiento
Nicodemo T. Ferrer
Moslemen T. Macarambon, Sr.
September 18, 2005-February 2, 2011
April 7, 2006–Present
June 9, 2006–Present
November 5, 2007–Present
March–May 2008
Jose A.R. Melo Chairman
Romeo A. Brawner
Rene V. Sarmiento
Nicodemo T. Ferrer
Moslemen T. Macarambon, Sr.
March 25, 2008–Present
September 18, 2005-May 25, 2008
April 7, 2006–Present
June 9, 2006–Present
November 5, 2007–Present
Present
Atty. Sixto S. Brillantes, Jr. Chairman
Rene V. Sarmiento
Nicodemo T. Ferrer (Retired February 2, 2011)
Lucenito N. Tagle
Gregorio Y. Larrazabal (Retired February 2, 2011)
Armando C. Velasco
Elias R. Yusoph
Christian Robert S. Lim
Augusto C. Lagman

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