Module 2: Executive Branch: The President

• the government of a country exercises 3 major functions

  • making of rules

  • implementation of rules

  • adjudication or interpretation of rules
• branches of the philippine government

  • executive branch

  • legislative branch

  • judicial branch
• to execute or implement laws, and headed by the president

  executive branch
• authorized to make laws, alter, and repeal them. divided into the philippine senate and house of representatives

  legislative branch
• holds the power to control controversies involving rights that are legally demandable and enforceable

  judicial branch
• official title of the president

  president of the Philippines
• official residence and office of the president of the philippines

  malacañan/g palace
• what article enumerates the thing of the president

  article VII of the 1987 Philippine Constitution
• what vote is used in the philippines

  direct popular vote
• how many years is the term of the president

  6 years
• when will the new president starts his/her term

  noon of the 30th day of june after the election
• what day is our election for the president, or the national vote

  second monday of may
• powers of the president

  • executive power

  • power of appointment

  • power of control

  • military power

  • diplomatic or foreign relations power
• power to enforce and administers law

  executive power
• the president has the power to appoint government officials

  power of appointment
• the president is the chief executive who has the responsibility to carry out government decisions

  power of control
• as the commander in chief of the armed forces of the philippines one of the military powers of the president is that he can order the afp to prevent or suppress lawless violence invasion or rebellion

  military power
• as head of the state the president is the chief diplomatic officer of the country

  diplomatic or foreign relations power
• chief executive of the government 


  the president