2010 CONSTITUTION OF THE

JUNIOR PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS

CAVITE STATE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER

ARTICLE I
NAME AND PRINCIPAL ADDRESS

SECTION 1. This organization shall be known as the Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants –
Cavite State University Chapter herein referred to as JPIA – CvSU.

SECTION 2. The principal address of the JPIA – CvSU shall be at the Department of Accountancy,
College of Economics Management and Development Studies, Cavite State University, Indang, Cavite.

ARTICLE II
GENERAL PROVISIONS

SECTION 1. JPIA – CvSU is a democratic, non-partisan, and non-profit student organization.

SECTION 2. JPIA – CvSU is the only legitimate organization of accountancy students in Cavite
State University.

SECTION 3. Local chapter shall mean JPIA – CvSU.

SECTION 4. Chapter year shall mean one academic year and shall end on April 30 of each fiscal year.

SECTION 5. OIC shall mean Officer-in-Charge.

SECTION 6. PCJPIA means Provincial Cluster of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants.

SECTION 7. RCJPIA means Regional Council of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants.

SECTION 8. NFJPIA means National Federation of Junior Philippine Institute of Accountants.

SECTION 9. JPIAn means member of this organization.

SECTION 10. Executive board shall mean board of trustees.

SECTION 11. Majority shall mean more than fifty percent (50%) of the present members in the
assembly.

SECTION 12. Quorum shall mean two-thirds (2/3) of the members of the executive board.

SECTION 13. COMELEC shall mean Commission on Elections.

SECTION 14. Terminal means fifth (5th) year student.

SECTION 15. Senior means fourth (4th) year student.

SECTION 16. Junior means third (3rd) year student.

SECTION 17. Sophomore means second (2nd) year student.

SECTION 18. Freshman means first (1st) year student.

ARTICLE III
OBJECTIVES OF THE ORGANIZATION

SECTION 1. This organization shall be committed to:

a. Provide a united and common forum for all accountancy students of Cavite State
University;
b. Provide uniform policies and strategies for the enhancement of accountancy as a
profession;
c. Provide a system of government to represent the local chapter in any provincial, regional,
or national conventions, meetings, conferences, and other programs or activities
involving Accountancy;
d. Foster h a r m o n i o u s relationship among i t s m e m b e r s as w e l l as t o promote
better understanding between them and the school authorities;
e. Adopt measures necessary to foster educational advancement in accountancy and its
related fields through seminars, symposia, workshops, conferences, congress, conventions,
inter-scholastic functions and other academic services to its members;
f. Promote socio-civic cultural consciousness among its members through social,
economic, and cultural development projects.
g. Acquaint the members with the practical environment and activities of the accountancy
profession; and
h. Develop latent potentials and abilities of its members and promote democratic leadership.

ARTICLE IV
BOARD OF TRUSTEES / OFFICERS

SECTION 1. The powers of the organization shall be exercised; all business conducted and all
property controlled and held by the board of trustees to be elected from among the members of this
organization, who shall hold office for one (1) year and until their successors are elected and
qualified.

SECTION 2. Every trustee must be a member of this organization. Any trustee who ceases to be
member shall thereby cease to be a trustee.

SECTION 3. The board of trustees shall be composed of:

a. Four (4) members from the terminals;
 b. Five (5) members from the seniors;
c. Three (3) members from the juniors;
d. Two (2) members from the sophomores; and
e. Two (2) members from the freshmen.

SECTION 4. At all elections of trustees there must be present, in person, a majority of the members
entitled to vote. The election must be by ballot if requested by any voting member. Members may
cast as many votes as there are trustees to be elected but may not cast more than one vote for
one candidate. Candidates receiving the highest votes shall be declared elected. Any meeting
of the members called for an election may adjourn from day to day, from time to time but not
indefinitely if, for any reason, no election is held, or if there are not present, at the meeting, a
majority of the members entitled to vote.

SECTION 5. Immediately after their election, the trustees must formally organize by the election
of chairman, who shall also be the president.

SECTION 6. The officers of the organization shall be:

a. The President;
b. The Vice President for Internal Affairs;
c. The Vice President for External
Affairs;
d. The Vice President for Academic Affairs;
e. The Vice President for Non-academic Affairs;
f. The Vice President for Membership;
g. The Vice President for Finance;
h. The Vice President for Communication;
i. The Vice President for Liaison;
j. The Vice President for Audit;
k. The Vice President for Media and Graphics
l. The Terminal Consul General;
m. The Senior Consul General;
n. The Junior Consul General;
o. The Sophomore Consul General;
p. The Freshman Consul General;
q. The Secretary General;
r. The Assistant Secretary General; and
s. The Comptroller.

SECTION 7. The board of trustees shall elect the officers from among themselves, except for the
secretary general, assistant secretary general and the comptroller, whom shall be appointed by the
president. No single person can occupy more than one (1) office at the same time. The secretary
general, assistant secretary general and the comptroller by virtue of being appointed shall have no
voting powers and are not members of the board.

SECTION 8. The trustees and officers to be elected shall perform the duties enjoined on them by
this constitution. A majority of the number of trustees shall constitute a quorum for the transaction
of business, and every decision of at least a majority of the trustees present at a meeting at which
there is a quorum shall be valid as an act, except for the election of officers which shall require the
vote of a majority of all the members of the board.
 Trustees cannot attend or vote by proxy at board meetings.

SECTION 9. No person sanctioned by final judgment of an offense punishable by an exclusion for not
less than one week to not more than one semester, or a violation of this constitution, committed
within six (6) months prior to the date of his election or appointment, shall qualify as a trustee or
officer.

SECTION 10. Any trustee may be removed from the office by a vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the members
entitled to vote: Provided, that such removal shall take place either at a regular meeting or at a special
meeting called for the purpose, and in either case, after previous notice to members of the intention to
propose such removal at the meeting. A special meeting of the members for the purpose of removal of
trustees, or any of them, must be called by the secretary general on order of the president or on written
demand of a majority of the members entitled to vote.

SECTION 11. Any vacancy occurring in the board other than by removal by the members or by
expiration of term, may be filled by the vote of at least majority of the remaining trustees, if still
constituting a quorum; otherwise, said vacancies must be filled by the members in a regular or special
meeting called for that purpose. A trustee so elected to fill a vacancy shall be elected only for the
unexpired term of his predecessor in office.

SECTION 12. In special cases, such as untimely resignation of a trustee(s), the president may appoint
a trustee(s) to fill a vacancy in the board as approved by the adviser. Appointed trustee(s) shall
inherit the powers as well as the voting rights of the predecessor executive member(s). The adviser
may approve first year to fifth year members to fill in a vacancy, overriding section of this article, as
appropriate.

ARTICLE V
FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF THE OFFICERS

SECTION 1. The president shall:

a. Be the chief executive officer of the organization;
b. Be responsible for the proper execution and implementation of all plans, policies,
programs and activities of the organization;
c. Take active supervision and control over properties, interests, businesses, and affairs of
the organization;
d. Supervise, direct and control subordinate officers in the discharge of their duties and
authorities;
e. Lead the members in carrying out the activities and objectives of the organization
and enforce the provisions of this constitution, and all the rules and regulations enacted
in the assembly;
f. Delegate to any officers any of his authorities and duties whenever in his judgment such
as delegation are expedient and practicable;
g. Authorize expenditures necessary in carrying out the organization’s activities and
programs;
h. Render annual report of the organization’s activities for internal and external users;
i. Act as one of the signatories in all cash disbursement from the bank account credited to
the organization;
 j. Have the power to impose dues and fines to members of the organization with the
approval of the majority of the quorum of the board;
k. Be the presiding officer in all meetings;
l. Act as the OIC of the Grievance Committee; and
m. Exercise all powers inherent to his position, including creation of ad hoc committees,
the appointment of the secretary general, assistant secretary general and the
comptroller, as well as the creation of a secretariat to assist him discharge of his
functions.

SECTION 2. The vice president for internal affairs shall:

a. Assist the president in the execution of policies and resolutions adopted by the
organization on matters relating to the internal regulation of the officers and activities
of the organization;
b. Perform, if qualified, the duties and powers of the president, in case of the latter ’s absence
or incapacity; and
c. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 3. The vice president for external affairs shall:

a. Assist the president in all matters affecting the relation of the organization with the
provincial, regional, and national federation, non-member individuals, and the public
at large, and develop and maintain good relation with them; and
b. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 4. The vice president for academic affairs shall:

a. Be responsible for the organization’s participation in all external academic events;
b. Take charge of all school level academic activities;
c. Supervise the implementation of academic project of the organization;
d. Act as the OIC of the Education and Research Committee; and
e. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 5. The vice president for non-academic affairs shall:

a. Be responsible for the organization’s participation in all external non -academic events;
b. Take charge of all school level non-academic activities;
c. Supervise and execute the complementary role curricular and extracurricular by
integrating and coordinating cultural, spiritual, and sports activities and incorporate these
in the general activities of the organization
d. Coordinate with other institutions, agencies or organizations necessary for the non-
academic programs of the organization;
e. Act as the OIC of the Culture and Sports Committee; and
f. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 6. The vice president for membership shall:

a. Keep a complete and up-to-date list of names of all members of the organization and
their directories;
b. Check the membership of contestants or participants in any school, provincial, regional,
or national events;
c. Monitor the attendance, performance and degree of participation of members in the
meetings and functions;
d. Take charge of the general membership to the provincial, regional, and national federation;
 e. Act as the OIC of the Membership Committee; and
f. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 7. The vice president for finance shall:

a. Authorize together with the president the use of funds and properties;
b. Handle and safeguard all funds and properties;
c. Present to the members of the organization the countersigned audited financial report
of the comptroller after every activity;
d. Take charge of the organization’s fund raising activities;
e. Post a bond in such amount as may be fixed by the board;
f. Turnover the records, properties and excess funds with the inventory listings to the new
set of officers after they have been elected;
g. Act as the OIC of the Finance Committee; and
h. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 8. The vice president for communications shall:

a. Be responsible for the publication of the press releases, invitations, posters, and other
media of information to all members, pertinent organizations or persons who are
deemed necessary in the function of the organization;
b. Act as the OIC of the Public Relations and Communications Committee; and
c. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 9. The vice president for liaison shall:

a. Take charge of the legal matters affecting the organization;
b. Be responsible for the proper acknowledgement of the letters of appreciation to
pertinent organizations or individuals;
c. Act as the OIC of the Liaison Committee; and
d. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 10. The vice president for audit shall:

a. Audit the comptroller’s report after every activity to ensure the proper administration of
the fund of the organization;
b. Do a qualitative audit of the organization after every activity, as to how officers and
committees have done their respective tasks;
c. Certify the comptroller’s report and the vice president for finance’s fund administration;
d. Act as the OIC of the Audit Committee; and
e. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 11. The vice president for media and graphics shall:
a. Be responsible for the dissemination of information in online platform.
b. Aid in the preparation of presentations for organization events.
c. Monitor the technical mediums such as sound system and computer during events.
d. Act as the OIC of Committee on Venue Preparation and Restoration; and
e. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 12. The consul general shall:

a. Be responsible for the mobilization of his respective year level;
b. Perform such other functions as may be assigned to him by the vice president for internal
affairs;
 c. Act as the OIC of the Executive Committee; and
d. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 13. The secretary general shall:

a. Keep accurate minutes of all meetings and official record of all business transactions of
the organization;
b. Disseminate all notices required to be give n by this constitution;
c. Be the custodian of all records, documents and papers of the organization and to certify
all records of the organization noted by the president;
d. Prepare an annual report of all activities of the organization; and
e. Perform other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 14. The assistant secretary general shall assist the secretary general in:
a. Keeping accurate minutes of all meetings and official record of all business transactions
of the organization;
b. Disseminating all notices required to be given by this constitution;
c. Being the custodian of all records, documents and papers of the organization and to
certify all records of the organization noted by the president;
d. Preparing an annual report of all activities of the organization; and
e. Performing other duties inherent to the position.

SECTION 15. The comptroller shall:

a. Be responsible for the recording of all expenses after every activity of the organization;
b. Keep a complete file of receipts for all cash disbursements after every activity of the
organization; and
c. Prepare and present financial report after every activity of the organization to the vice
president for audit.

ARTICLE VI
MEMBERS AND MEMBERSHIP

SECTION 1. Membership into the local chapter is mandatory to all students enrolled in
accountancy program of Cavite State University.
The members of the local chapter are automatically members of the provincial, regional and
national federation.

SECTION 2. A member must pay membership fee set by the executive board.

SECTION 3. Membership in the organization is classified as:

a. Regular members – those who have fully complied with all the requirements set forth
under this article, and actively performed the objectives of the organization; and
b. Probationary members - those who have fully complied with all the requirements set
forth under this article, but have committed an act discreditable to the organization as
deemed by the executive board. Probationary members shall have the r i g h t
curtailed as re g u l a r members and shall be disqualified from the activities of the
 organization, unless provided otherwise under meritorious cases by the executive board.

SECTION 4. The right of the m embers to vote may be limited, broadened or denied. Unless so
limited, broadened or denied, each member shall be entitled to one vote.

SECTION 5. Membership in organization, and all rights arising therefrom, is personal and non-
transferable.

SECTION 6. Termination of membership shall have the effect of extinguishing all rights of a member
or in its property.
Membership shall be terminated in the following cases:
a. Graduation – any member who graduated in accountancy program ceases to become
a member.
b. Shiftees - any member who disqualified to enroll in accountancy program ceases to become
a member.
c. Others – any member who, in one way or another, has failed to uphold the purposes,
for which this organization was established, upon the discretion of the executive board
and advisers, ceases to become a member.

ARTICLE VII
RIGHTS, DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE
MEMBERS

SECTION 1. The regular members of this organization shall have the following expressed rights:
a. Right to participate in the discussion in all assemblies of the organization;
b. Right to exercise the right to vote on all matters relating to the affairs of the organization;
c. Right to be eligible to any elective or appointive office of the organization;
d. Right to examine all the records or books of the organization during business hours; and
e. Right to vote in the election of the board of trustees provided that he should vote in person.

SECTION 2. The regular members of this organization shall have the following expressed duties
and responsibilities:
a. Duty to comply with the provisions of this constitution and other rules that may be
promulgated by the board or may be agreed upon by the organization;
b. Duty to attend meetings whether regular or special;
c. Duty to pay the membership fee and such other fees that may be deemed appropriate
by the executive board in accordance with this constitution;
d. Duty to comply with any other requirements of the organization set by the executive board;
e. Duty to defend honor, prestige, and integrity of the organization;
f. Duty to respect other members of the organization;
g. Duty to support all the undertakings of the organization and participate actively in all
the activities and functions of the organization; and
h. Duty to deepen their understanding of the concept of the organization.

SECTION 3. Any member who does not attend a meeting shall be deemed to have waived his right
to any decision-making in the said meeting.
SECTION 4. Violations of members:
a. Culpable violation on any provision of this constitution;
b. Gross misconduct, dishonesty, discourtesy and disloyalty to the organization;
or
c. Inefficiency and incompetence in the performance of official duties.

ARTICLE VIII
PROCEEDINGS AND SANCTIONS

SECTION 1. Members may file a complaint individually or collectively. Only regular members of
the organization shall have the right to file a complaint against any member of the organization who
commits violations. All complaints should be in writing properly signed by an identified member.
Complaints received through electronic mail shall be construed as originating from the owner of the
e - mail address used. Complaint should be addressed to the president, who concurrently acts as the
OIC of the Grievance Committee.

SECTION 2. No member shall be subject to remedies and sanctions without just cause and due
process. The board shall summon the offender through letter to appear before the board. The
member shall be given thirty (30) days to appear after such notification was received. In case
appearance is improbable, the offender may otherwise express the defense through a letter. It must
be addressed to the president and must be received within thirty (30) days. Ten (10) days after the
appearance of the offender or the receipt of the defense letter, the board shall render its decision
accordingly with the remedies and sanctions set forth under this article. The decision of the
board shall take effect in reference of paragraph two (2) of this section. A letter notifying the offender
the decision shall be sent to him.
The decision of the board shall be final and executory within fifteen (15) days from the
date of decision, unless appealed to the board. The board shall decide on the appeal within thirty
(30) days. The decision of the board, after due notice, shall be final and executory.

SECTION 3. Violations of the duties shall mean the enforcement of any of the
following:
a. Full compliance of the duty;
b. Probationary membership;
c. Suspension; or
d. Other such remedies and sanctions deemed appropriate by the board in accordance
with this constitution.

SECTION 4. Any officer may be faced with disciplinary action, which may be determined by the
organization on the following grounds:
a. Willful violation of this constitution;
b. Gross neglect of duty;
c. Five (5) unexcused absences; or
d. Any other act the organization deems necessary to be subjected to a disciplinary action
to any officer.

SECTION 5. Any member of the organization may raise a motion of disciplinary action to any officer.
A resolution for investigation must be filed and presented to the organization and must be approved
by at least majority of the board. The charged officer shall be informed of the charges being raised
against him not later the one (1) week upon the approval of the request for investigation. He shall be
given two (2) weeks before the meeting will be convened to decide his case. The board shall have
the sole power to try and decide on the suspension of the said officer by the affirmative vote of at
least two -thirds (2/3) of the board.
 ARTICLE IX
MEETINGS

SECTION 1. Meetings of trustees or members may be regular or special.

SECTION 2. Regular meetings of members shall be held annually on a date fixed by the executive
board: Provided, that written notice of regular meetings shall be posted, or sent personally or
electronically at least one week (1) prior to the meeting.
Special meetings of members shall be held at any time deemed necessary: Provided,
however that at least three (3) days written notice shall be posted, or sent personally or
electronically.

Whenever, for any cause, there is no person authorized to call a meeting, the office
of student affairs, upon petition of a member, and on the showing of good cause therefore, may
issue an order to the petitioning member directing him to call a meeting of the organization by
giving proper notice required by this constitution. The petitioning member shall preside thereat
until at least a majority of the members are present and have chosen one of their members as
presiding officer.

SECTION 3. Members’ meetings, whether regular or special, shall be held inside the university.

SECTION 4. A quorum shall consist of a majority of the members of the organization.

SECTION 5. Regular meetings of trustees may be held anywhere in or outside the university.
Notice of regular or special meetings stating the date, time and place of the meeting must be
posted, or sent personally or electronically at least one (1) day prior to schedule meeting.

SECTION 6. The president shall preside at all meetings of trustees as well as of the members.

ARTICLE X
FUNDS

SECTION 1. The fund shall be derived from membership fees, admission fees, annual dues and
special assessments of members, gifts, or donations.

SECTION 2. The collection of the fund shall be imposed during the yearly renewal of membership.

SECTION 3. The fund shall be deposited in a bank wherein the signatories shall be the president and
vice president for finance. The passbook must be under the safekeeping of the vice president for
finance. ATM (Automated Teller Machine) access to funds is prohibited.

SECTION 4. Withdrawals shall only be allowed through the authorization and signatures of the
president and vice president for finance and shall be appropriated for legitimate purposes only.

SECTION 5. The board shall retain a specified amount of fund as may be agreed upon by the board
at the beginning of the year for the sole purpose of helping the succeeding executive board.

SECTION 6. The fiscal year of the organization shall be May 31 to June 1.

 ARTICLE XI
BOOKS AND RECORDS OF THE O RGANIZATION

SECTION 1. The organization shall, at its principal office, keep and carefully preserve a record
of all business transactions, and minutes of all meetings of members, or of the board of trustees, in
which shall be set forth in detail the time and place of holding the meeting, how authorized, the
given notice, whether the meeting was a regular or special, if special its object, those present and
absent, and every act done or ordered done at the meeting. Upon the demand of any trustee or
member entered or left the meeting must be noted in the minute; and on a similar demand, the yeas
and nays must be taken on any motion or proposition, and a record thereof carefully made. The
protest of any trustee or member on any action or proposed action must be recorded in full on his
demand.
The records of all business transactions of the organization and the minutes of any
meeting shall be open to the inspection of any trustee or member of the organization at reasonable
hours on working days and he may demand in writing, for a copy of excerpts from said records or
minutes, at his expense.

SECTION 2. Within ten (10) days from receipt of a written request of any member, the organization
shall furnish him its most recent financial statement, which shall include a balance sheet as of the
end last chapter year and a profit or loss statement for said chapter year, showing in reasonable
detail its assets and liabilities and the result of its activities.
At the regular meeting of members, the board of trustees shall present to such members
a financial report of the activities of the organization for the preceding year, which shall be certified
by the comptroller and vice president for finance.

ARTICLE XII
ADVISERS

SECTION 1. The board shall choose the organization’s advisers, provided that the advisers are faculty
of the Department of Accountancy, College of Economics Management and Development Studies,
Cavite State University.

SECTION 2. They shall have the right to be informed of all the activities and projects of the
organization.

SECTION 3. They shall have the right to attend the meetings of the board and give their opinions
in all matters pertaining to the organization but the final decision should rest on the executive board.

SECTION 4. The advisers shall serve for one chapter year.

ARTICLE XIII
CORPORATE SEAL

SECTION 1. The corporate seal shall be in such form and design as may be determined by the board.
 ARTICLE XIV
ELECTIONS

SECTION 1. There shall be a Commission on Elections referred to as the COMELEC. It shall supervise
and conduct the electoral process of the officers for the executive office.

SECTION 2. The board shall appoint a chairman and four (4) commissioners of the COMELEC. The
board shall have the power to decide on matters concerning protests filed against any member of the
COMELEC and their decisions are final and executory. The COMELEC function shall take effect after
the appointment and shall end after the new COMELEC is appointed.

SECTION 3. The COMELEC shall have the duties and powers:

a. It shall be the duty of the COMELEC to conduct election in an efficient and effective
manner;
b. Such election shall be based on established procedures duly promulgated by the
COMELEC;
c. Be the sole judge of all election protests that shall include objections to the qualifications
of the candidates, protests on the conduct of election campaign, casting of votes,
canvassing of votes, and violation of rules and regulations;
d. Report the result of the election to the members; and
e. Shall be given reasonable benefit for the purpose of discharging their function.

SECTION 4. Election of fourteen (14) of sixteen (16) of members of the board shall be held every April
of the fiscal year. Two (2) vacant seats shall be reserved for the incoming freshmen accountancy
students.

SECTION 5. Election of two (2) freshman members of the board shall be held every General Assembly
of the fiscal year.

SECTION 6. Candidates receiving the highest number of votes shall be declared elected. In case that
the candidate has no opponent either in regular or special elections, the COMELEC shall proclaim
him elected if he received majority of the votes of members present in election.

ARTICLE XV
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS OR
REVISIONS

SECTION 1. The board of trustees, by a majority vote thereof, and at least a majority of the members,
at a regular or special meeting duly called for the purpose, may amend or repeal any provisions or
adopt new constitution. The members of the organization may delegate to the board of trustees the
power to amend or repeal any provisions or adopt new constitution: Provided, that any power
delegated to the board to amend or repeal any provisions or adopt new constitution shall be
considered as revoked whenever a majority of the members, shall so vote at a regular or special
meeting.
 ARTICLE XVI
EFFECTIVITY

SECTION 1. This constitution shall take effect fifteen (15) days from the date of
ratification.

Ratified: August 18, 2017

VINCENT ALLEN PAUL S. BITANGA LUDIVINIA F. VICTORINO

President, 2018-2019 JPIA – Adviser

TENESSEE ANGELICA BLUE L. CRUZ MECHILLE B. CUI

Vice President for Internal Affairs Vice President for External Affairs

ERIKA P. MACHIDA CZARINA JOIE H. AMBATA

Vice President for Academic Affairs Vice President for Non-Academic Affairs

CLARK BENEDICT P. FEDEROSO MARK JOSHUA P. TIBAYAN

Vice President for Finance Vice President for Audit

- CARRINA CLARYSE P. ZAPICO

Vice President for Membership Vice President for Communications

KENNETH R. REMULLA ALISA JANE U. DONATO

Vice President for Media and Graphics Consul-General, 5th year

CRIS JOHN O. VICTORIA EMMA ANGELIC N. RONARIO

Consul-General, 4th year Consul-General, 3rd year

- ARNEL P. VALDEZ, JR.

Consul-General, 1st year Comptroller

JOHN JUNEL V. PESTAÑO ELAINE GRACE R. ODAVAR

Secretary-General Assistant Secretary-General