SB 2057

Senate·14th Congress·Filed Feb 11, 2008

Pernicious Practice of Resigning from Elective Positions to Accept Appointive Positions

An Act Prohibiting an Elective Public Official from Resigning from His Elective Office to Accept an Appointment to Any Government Office and Providing Penalties Therefor

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Sonny Trillanes
SenatorAntonio "Sonny" Trillanes IV
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SBN-02057 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress

Pernicious Practice of Resigning from Elective Positions to Accept Appointive Positions

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