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    This document outlines the powers and composition of various constitutional bodies and offices in the Philippines, including the Commission on Elections (COMELEC), Commission on Audit (COA), Sandiganbayan, Office of the Ombudsman, Office of the Special Prosecutor, Central Monetary Authority, Economic and Planning Agency, and Commission on Human Rights. It discusses their roles in deciding election cases, auditing government transactions, trying corruption cases, investigating graft complaints, prosecuting certain cases, managing monetary policy, economic planning, and protecting human rights, respectively, based on provisions in the Constitution and relevant laws. Jurisprudence from the Supreme Court is also cited related to certain bodies.

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    This document outlines the powers and composition of various constitutional bodies and offices in the Philippines, including the Commission on Elections (COMELEC), Commission on Audit (COA), Sandiganbayan, Office of the Ombudsman, Office of the Special Prosecutor, Central Monetary Authority, Economic and Planning Agency, and Commission on Human Rights. It discusses their roles in deciding election cases, auditing government transactions, trying corruption cases, investigating graft complaints, prosecuting certain cases, managing monetary policy, economic planning, and protecting human rights, respectively, based on provisions in the Constitution and relevant laws. Jurisprudence from the Supreme Court is also cited related to certain bodies.

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    This document outlines the powers and composition of various constitutional bodies and offices in the Philippines, including the Commission on Elections (COMELEC), Commission on Audit (COA), Sandiganbayan, Office of the Ombudsman, Office of the Special Prosecutor, Central Monetary Authority, Economic and Planning Agency, and Commission on Human Rights. It discusses their roles in deciding election cases, auditing government transactions, trying corruption cases, investigating graft complaints, prosecuting certain cases, managing monetary policy, economic planning, and protecting human rights, respectively, based on provisions in the Constitution and relevant laws. Jurisprudence from the Supreme Court is also cited related to certain bodies.

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    8C-I4UNIDO vs. Comelec, 104 SCRA 17 (lgtl)


    Decide election contest and cases
    Article IX-C, Sections 2(2) and 3
    8C-15 Sebastian vs. Comeleg, G,R. No. 139573, March 7,2000
    D. Commission on Audit
    a. Powers and Functions
    Article IX-D, Sections 2 and 3
    Article Vl, Section 20
    8D-l DBP v. COA, 231 SCRA 242,0994)
    8D-2 Sambeli vs. Province of Isabela, 210 SCRA 80 (1992)
    8D-3 Albert v. COA, G.R. No. No. 126537, March 6, 2001
    8D-4 Bustamante v. COA, 216 SCRA 164 (1992)
    8D-5 DBP v. COA, G.R. No. 88435, Janqary 16,2002
    8D-N Barbo vs. COA, GR 157542, 10 October 2008

    h,

    *
    *

    IX.OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL BODIES AND OIIFICES

    A.

    Sandiganbayan

    Article XI, Section 4


    P.D. 1606, December 10, 1979
    9A-1 Nunezvs. Sandiganbayan, lll SCRA433 (1982)
    B. Office of the Ombudsman
    * See also P.D. 1630, July 18, 1979 ; R.A. 6770, Nov. 17, t989

    1. Cornposition
    * Article XI, Section

    2.

    Qualifications

    3.

    Appointment and term

    Article XI, Section 8

    * Arlicle XI, Sections 9 &


    4. Rank and salary
    * Article XI, Section 10

    11

    5. Disqualifieations

    Article Xi, Section 8;Article IX-A, Section 2


    6. Jurisdiction
    * Article XI, Section l2
    98-1 Roxas v. Vasquez, G.R. No, 114944, June 19,2000
    9B-2 PCGG v. Desierto, G.R. No. 140232, Ja.nuary 19,2001
    9B-3 People v. Velez, G.R. No. 138093, February 19,2003

    7.

    Powers and Functions

    Article XI, Section 13


    9B-4 Ledesma v. CA, G.R, 161629, July ?9. 2005
    9B-5 Ombudsman v, Madriaga, G.R. No. 164316,

    8.
    9.

    September 27,2006

    Fiscalautonomy
    Article XI, Section 14
    Appointment of personnel

    Article XI, Section 6


    C. Office of the Special Prosecutor
    * Article XI, Section 7

    9C-l

    Zaldivar vs. SB, 160 SQRA 843/Resolution, May 19, 1988


    9C.2 Orap vs. Sandiganbayan, 139 SCRA ?52, (1985)

    SeeP.D.|{o. l630,Sections 10, 1?-15(ac'lmin.lnvestigations),andSection l7(criminal investigation)

    D, Central Monetary Authority

    l.

    Composition and qualifications of members

    2.

    Functions

    Article XII, Section 20

    Article XII, Sections2Q-?1


    and Planning Agency Article XII, Section 9-10

    E. Economic

    F. National Commissions

    Commission on Human Rights

    a.

    Composition and qualifications of member$


    Article XIII, Section l7
    Powers and Functions
    Article XIII Section l8-19

    b.

    .s

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