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POS 001 Students Day 25

The document is an activity sheet for a Politics and Governance course that provides instructions and questions for students to analyze data on the performance of 10 Philippine Senators. Students are asked to rank the Senators based on number of bills filed and sample bills authored, and reflect on whether popularity correlates with legislative performance. The activity aims to educate students on the lawmaking process and their Senators' roles and accomplishments.
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POS 001 Students Day 25

The document is an activity sheet for a Politics and Governance course that provides instructions and questions for students to analyze data on the performance of 10 Philippine Senators. Students are asked to rank the Senators based on number of bills filed and sample bills authored, and reflect on whether popularity correlates with legislative performance. The activity aims to educate students on the lawmaking process and their Senators' roles and accomplishments.
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Southwestern University

PHINMA EDUCATION

ACTIVITY SHEET: POS 001: Politics and Governance Day 25

Name: ________________________________________ Score: _____________________


Year/Course: ________________________________________ Date: _____________________

Activity Title:
Learning Target/s:

References:

Review
Directions: Identify whether the following describe the constituent or the ministrant function.

1. Duty to provide public service _______________________


2. Duty to advance the interest of the society _______________________
3. Optional duty on the part of the government _____________________
4. Compulsory duty on the part of the government ____________________
5. Maintenance of peace and order ____________________
6. Operation of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes _____________________

Concept Notes

Activity 1
Southwestern University
PHINMA Education

ACTIVITY SHEET: POS 001: Politics and Governance Day 25

Name: _______________________________________ Year/Course: __________________

Directions: Read the article below. Then make a flowchart showing how a bill becomes a law.

How a Bill becomes Law in the Philippines


1. To initiate the law-making process, the proposed bill is signed by its author and filed with
the Secretary of the either the Lower House (for congressmen) or the Senate (for senators).

2.The bill will go through three readings. On the First Reading, the number and title of the bill
is read, followed by its referral to the appropriate committee for study.

3. On the Second Reading, the bill is read in full along with amendments proposed by the
committee who studied it. The bill is then subjected to debates and discussion by the
members of the House where it was filed. After extensive discussion, the bill will be voted on.
If approved, it would go through a third reading.

4. On Third Reading, the bill will be submitted for a final vote. If approved again, it shall be
transmitted to the other House for concurrence. The other House will go through the same
process of having three readings.

5. If the other House introduces amendments and the House from which the bill originated
does not approve of the amendments, the differences will be settled by a meeting of the
Conference Committees of both Houses, whose recommendations will have to be approved
by both Houses.

6. Once the bill is approved, it is transmitted to the President of the Philippines for
signature.The President may then either sign the bill to indicate approval, or veto the bill to
indicate disapproval. If approved, the bill officially becomes a law.

7. If the President decides to exercise his veto powers, the Congress may re-pass the vetoed
bill if two-thirds of both Houses, voting separately, approve its enactment. In this case, the
bill also officially becomes a law.
Southwestern University
PHINMA Education

ACTIVITY SHEET: POS 001: Politics and Governance Day 25

Name: _______________________________________ Year/Course: __________________

FLOWCHART: How a Bill becomes Law in the Philippines


Southwestern University
PHINMA Education

ACTIVITY SHEET: POS 001: Politics and Governance Day 25

Name: _______________________________________ Year/Course: __________________

Activity 2
Directions: Consider the table below that shows the Performance of 10 of our 24 Senators after the 2007
Senatorial Elections. The table also shows the name of senator, senator’s number of bills filed, and the
titles of some of the bills where they are the principal author.

SENATOR NO. OF SAMPLE TITLE OF BILLS


BILLS
FILE Workers’ Productivity Incentives Act of 2007 (filed July
Aquino III, Benigno 1
D 26)
Mt. Balatukan Range Natural Park Act of 2007 (filed July 4)
Granting The Governor The Power To Solemnize
Cayetano, Pia 32 Marriages (filed July 4)
Anti-Drunk Driving Act of 2007 (filed July 3)

Cayetano, Alan 0 None.


Battered Women’s Testimony Act of 2007 (filed July 24)
Anti-Discrimination Act (filed July 24)
Defensor-Santiago, Miriam 189 Government Recycling Act of 2007 (filed July 18)
National Drug & Crime Emergency Act (filed July 5)
Government Data Privacy Protection Act of 2007 (filed July 4)
Anti-Hazing Law (filed July 4)

Breast Care Centers (filed July 3)


Prostate Cancer Public Awareness Act (filed July 3)
Estrada, Jinggoy 430 Ambulant Vendors Protection Act (filed July 3)
Aviation Noise Limit Act (filed July 3)
Mother’s Day Act (filed July 3)
Electoral Fraud (filed July 2)
Value-Added Tax Exemption on Sale of Services (filed July
Enrile, Juan Ponce 16 25)
Philippine Anti-Trust Act (filed June 30)
Escudero, Francis 13 Anti-Influence Peddling Act of 2007 (filed July 17)
Used Motor Vehicles Regulations Act of 2007 (filed July 16)
Volunteer Act of 2007 (filed June 30)
Gordon, Richard 29 Disaster Preparedness & Mitigation Act of 2007(filed
June 30)

Answer the following questions.


Southwestern University
PHINMA Education

ACTIVITY SHEET: POS 001: Politics and Governance Day 25

Name: _______________________________________ Year/Course: __________________

1. Analyze the data and rank them from 1 (best performing) to 10 (least performing).

Rank Name
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

2. Are you surprised with the rankings? Is there a correlation between the popularity of a Senator
and his/her performance?

Explore Section (Optional)


Southwestern University
PHINMA Education

ACTIVITY SHEET: POS 001: Politics and Governance Day 25

Name: _______________________________________ Year/Course: __________________

Do you know your Senators? How many can you name?

Reflection
Southwestern University
PHINMA Education

ACTIVITY SHEET: POS 001: Politics and Governance Day 25

Name: _______________________________________ Year/Course: __________________

Check the response that best describes your attitude towards the lesson.

1. I learned relevant and important lessons from today’s session.

( ) Agree
( ) Somewhat Agree
( ) Disagree

2. I enjoyed doing today’s learning activities.

( ) Agree
( ) Somewhat Agree
( ) Disagree

3. My learnings from this session have empowered me as a Filipino citizen.

( ) Agree
( ) Somewhat Agree
( ) Disagree

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