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1020:, the President of the Governors and City Mayors League of the Philippines, former Presidents of the Philippines, the Presidents of the political parties which had candidates on a nation-wide scale in the last elections, the Chairman of the Committees of both Houses of Congress whose functions are relevant to the subject matter to be discussed in the council, and members of the Cabinet the functions of whose departments are relevant to the subject matter to be discussed in the council. After a year, this was amended by Executive Order 349, s. 1971, which expanded the membership to include the 145: 46: 797: 1024:, the Speaker Pro Tempore of the House of Representatives, the Majority Floor Leaders of both Houses of Congress, the Minority Floor Leaders of both Houses of Congress, the chairman and the ranking minority member of the Committee of both Houses of Congress whose functions are relevant to the subject matter to be discussed in the council and such other government officials as the President may designate. 950:
in creating laws. Filipinos now had equal say in all aspects of policymaking and budget preparation. At the time Governor-General Harrison declared, "It will now never be so... for an executive to ride ruthlessly over the people he is sent here to govern, without due regard for their sentiments and
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The Council held weekly meetings, and on other occasions at the pleasure of the Governor-General. It was composed of the Governor-General, department secretaries, the Speaker of the Lower House, and the Senate President. During Harrison's term, the executive and legislative branches of government
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It was the council's duty to advise the Governor-General on matters such as the creation of policies for administering government offices. The council's mandate included the provision that all executive bureaus except Public Instruction (presently the
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on October 16, 1918, creating the first Council of State in the Philippines "to harmonise the executive and legislative departments". It was composed of the governor-general as chairman, the House Speaker, the Senate President, and members of the
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On February 22, 1986, Marcos revived the Council of State through Executive Order No. 1093 and, with the President as chairman, designated the following as members: the Vice-President as Vice Chairman, and the
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and the private sector who, in the opinion of the President, are knowledgeable about the issues and problems to be discussed by the council. However, it lapsed into disuse without being formally abolished.
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reconstituted the council through Executive Order No. 168. The membership of the council was expanded to include former Presidents, the Majority and Minority Floor Leaders of the
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of 2005. The meeting was not attended by members of the opposition and those who called for Arroyo's resignation such as former President Aquino, Senate President
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The council was last convened on January 26, 2006, in an attempt of Arroyo to seek dialogue and cooperation with her political enemies following the
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abolished the Council of State and organized the Council of Leaders through Executive Order No. 222 with the following members: the
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are, among other things, made Councillors of State for life, owing to their experience and knowledge in the position.
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With Executive Order No. 168, s. 2003 as basis, the Council of State has the following members as of June 30, 2022:
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The council was reorganized in 1987 composed of the following members: the President as chairman, the
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restored the original Council, and it became a feature of succeeding administrations during the
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shall serve as the Secretariat of the Council of State.
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