Executive. Pt. 2. Prefi

Control power is the power to ____ or _____ or ______ what a subordinate

officer had done in the performance of his duties and to substitute the

judgment of the President over that of the subordinate officer.

by ______, the President may reorganize

executive offices, including the deactivation of

the functions of a particular executive office.

The President’s power to _____ ___________

pursuant to his _____ _______ includes the reduction of

personnel, consolidation of officers, or abolition thereof

by reason of economy or redundancy of functions

He can also direct all government entities, in the exercise of their functions

under existing laws, to adopt a uniform ID data collection

and ID format to achieve savings, efficiency, reliability,

compatibility, and convenience to the public.

By his power of control, the President is free to _____, _____

or rescind ‘political agreements’ entered into by his

predecessors, and to determine policies which he considers,

based on informed judgment and presumed wisdom, will be

be most effective in carrying out his mandate.

The President’s power of control also includes the power to

________ and impose a penalty, and this is exercised by the

President over ____________. This is consistent with

the well-settled principle that, in the absence of a contrary

law, the power to remove or to discipline is lodged in the same

authority in whom the power to appoint is vested

The power to _________ includes the power to impose

preventive suspension. Hence, considering that the

President is the authority to investigate presidential

appointees, he is also the authority to impose preventive

suspension upon them.

All executive and administrative organizations are ________of the Executive

Department, the heads of the various executive departments are assistants and

_____ of the Chief Executive, and, except in cases where the Chief Executive is

required by the Constitution or law to act in person or the exigencies of the

situation demand that he act personally, the multifarious executive and

administrative functions of the Chief Executive are performed by and through the

executive departments, and the acts of the Secretaries of such departments,

performed and promulgated in the regular course of business, are, unless

disapproved or reprobated by the Chief Executive presumptively the acts the

Chief Executive (Villena v. The Secretary of Interior, 67 Phil. 451 [1939])

The doctrine remains limited to the

President’s executive secretary and other

cabinet secretaries.

Doctrine of Qualified Political agency does not extend to deputy

executive secretaries or assistant deputy secretaries.

• TRUE

• FALSE