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    The document outlines disqualifications to hold public office including being appointed to a newly created or increased office during one's term, holding an elective office while appointed to another public position, and being a losing candidate within one year of an election.

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    The document outlines disqualifications to hold public office including being appointed to a newly created or increased office during one's term, holding an elective office while appointed to another public position, and being a losing candidate within one year of an election.

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    Roizki Edward Marquez
    The document outlines disqualifications to hold public office including being appointed to a newly created or increased office during one's term, holding an elective office while appointed to another public position, and being a losing candidate within one year of an election.

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    Disqualifications to hold public office

    Office newly created or the emoluments of which Senators and members of the House of
    have been increased Representatives are prohibited from being appointed
    to any office which may have been created or the
    emoluments thereof increased during the term for
    which they were elected. (Constitution, Article VI,
    Section 13)

    Note: Emolument does not refer to the fixed


    salary alone but includes such fees and
    compensations which the incumbent is entitled to
    receive by law.
    Being an elective official No elective official shall be eligible for
    appointment or designation in any capacity to any
    public office or position during his tenure.
    (Constitution, Article IX-B, Section 7)

    Note: Elective official must forfeit his seat if he


    decides to accept appointment in another public
    office or position during his term.

    Having been a candidate for any elective position No candidate who has lost in any election, shall
    within one year after such election, be appointed to
    any office in the Government or any government-
    owned or controlled corporations or in any of its
    subsidiaries. (Constitution, Article IX-B, Section 6)

    Members of the Civil Service Commission,


    Commission on Elections, and Commission on
    Audit are also prohibited by the Constitution to
    become candidates for any elective position in the
    elections immediately preceding their appointment.
    (Constitution, Article IX-B, Section 1(1); Article IX-
    C, Section 1(1), Article IX-D, Section 1(1))
    Under the Local Government Code The following are disqualified from running for any
    elective local position:
    1. Those sentenced by final judgment
    for an offense involving moral turpitude or for an
    offense punishable by 1 year or more of
    imprisonment, within 2 years after serving sentence;
    2. Those removed from office as a
    result of an administrative case;
    3. Those convicted by final judgment
    for violating the oath of allegiance to the Republic;
    4. Those with dual citizenship;
    5. Fugitive from justice in criminal or
    non-political cases here or abroad;
    6. Permanent residents in a foreign
    country or those who have acquired
    the right to reside abroad and continue to avail of
    the same right after
    the effectivity of this Code; and

    7. Insane or feeble-minded.
    b. With respect to the appointment of elective and
    appointive local officials and candidates who lost in
    an election, the Code provides that they cannot,
    within 1 year after such election, be appointed to
    any office in the government or government-owned
    or controlled corporations or in any of its
    subsidiaries (except losing candidates in barangay
    elections).

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