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RA 9021 (Charter of the City of Meycauayan) Section 11

Internal Rules of Procedure.

Section 11

SEC. 11. Internal Rules of Procedure. — On the first regular session following the election of its members and within ninety (90) days thereafter, the sangguniang panlungsod shall adopt or update its existing rules of procedure. The rules of procedure shall provide for the following: The organization of the sanggunian and the election of its officers as well as the creation of standing committees which shall include, but shall not be limited to, the committees on appropriations, revenues, engineering and public works, education and health, women and family, human rights, youth and sports development, environmental protection, peace and order and traffic, and cooperatives; the general jurisdiction of each committee; and the election of the chairman and members of each committee; The order and calendar of business for each session; The legislative process; The parliamentary procedures which include the conduct of members during sessions; The discipline of members for disorderly behavior and absences without justifiable cause for four (4) consecutive sessions for which they may be censured, reprimanded or excluded from the session, suspended for not more than sixty (60) days or expelled. The penalty of suspension or expulsion shall require the concurrence of at least two-thirds (2/3) vote of all the sangguniang members. A member convicted by final judgment to imprisonment of at least one (1) year for any crime involving moral turpitude shall be automatically expelled from the sanggunian; and Such other rules as the sanggunian may adopt.

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CitationRA 9021 (Charter of the City of Meycauayan) Section 11 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

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