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2006-07-21 |
CARPIO, J. |
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| The scope of the potential controversy could also extend not only to GOCCs with original charters, but also to other public offices created by law. Outside of those offices specifically created by the Constitution itself, the creation and definition of the bureaucracy that constitutes the executive branch of government is an incident of the legislative power to make laws. The power to create public offices is inherently legislative,[74] and generally includes the power to modify or abolish it.[75] | |||||