MSOpinion Cha-Cha challenges: How to resolve them The House of Representatives had enacted Constitutional change in final reading calling for a Con-Con or a Constitutional Convention supposedly for amendment of the restrictive and oppressive economic-
The House of Representatives had enacted Constitutional change in final reading calling for a Con-Con or a Constitutional Convention supposedly for amendment of the restrictive and oppressive economic provisions of the 1987 Constitution.
Through Padilla’s Resolution 3 that he filed, Padilla, who topped the Senate slate during the 2022 polls, limits charter change to only seven economic provisions and added the amendments to the phrase “unless otherwise provided for by law or thereto.
That’s why I have been commending and praising Padilla, not only for this dedication and commitment for charter change, but for his practical solutions to changes. This Resolution is almost identical to the Resolution of Sen. Padilla. It also sought to amend only the economic provisions of the Constitution via Con-Ass and not Con-Con. This was passed by the House of Representatives without conducting a joint session with the Senate — though the Senate did not act upon it when it was brought to it.
Whether or not there will be charter change only on the economic provisions remains a big question. To me, this is no longer strange since it would seem that having many houses, caches of firearms and several wives are all parts of life for most politicians who get elected every time.
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