LE1 Health Law and Polices Flashcards
Which of the following is true about a Republic Act?
A. It is issued by the President of the Philippines.
B. It is crafted and passed by the Congress of the Philippines and approved by the President.
C. It can be repealed by a presidential decree.
D. It is only applicable to local government units.
B. It is crafted and passed by the Congress of the Philippines and approved by the President.
Which of the following is an example of a Republic Act?
A. Executive Order
B. Presidential Decree
C. Juvenile Justice Law
D. Administrative Order
C. Juvenile Justice Law
Who issued Presidential Decrees in the Philippines?
A. Congress
B. Local government units
C. President Ferdinand E. Marcos
D. The Supreme Court
C. President Ferdinand E. Marcos
Under which Constitution were the existing Presidential Decrees recognized unless otherwise repealed?
A. 1987 Constitution
B. 1986 Freedom Constitution
C. 1935 Constitution
D. 1973 Constitution
B. 1986 Freedom Constitution
What is a code in the context of Philippine laws?
A. A single law passed by the President
B. A systematic arrangement of laws, rules, or regulations
C. An executive order issued by the President
D. A decree issued during Martial Law
B. A systematic arrangement of laws, rules, or regulations
Which of the following is NOT true about a code?
A. It can include new laws.
B. It may repeal existing old laws.
C. It is a collection of unwritten laws only.
D. It constitutes a complete system.
C. It is a collection of unwritten laws only.
What is the purpose of a proclamation by the President?
A. To create new laws
B. To declare a status or condition of public moment or interest
C. To repeal existing laws
D. To appoint government officials
B. To declare a status or condition of public moment or interest
A proclamation becomes the basis for the operation of which type of issuance?
A. Republic Act
B. Executive Order
C. Department Order
D. Memorandum Circular
B. Executive Order
What is an Executive Order?
A. An act of the President providing rules of a general or permanent character in implementation or execution of constitutional or statutory powers.
B. An act of the head of an organization on matters relating to internal administration.
C. A systematic arrangement of laws, rules, or regulations.
D. A law passed by a local government unit.
A. An act of the President providing rules of a general or permanent character in implementation or execution of constitutional or statutory powers.
What is the purpose of a Memorandum Order?
A. To establish permanent rules and regulations.
B. To address matters of administrative detail or temporary interest concerning a particular officer or office of the Government.
C. To create a new Republic Act.
D. To systematically arrange existing laws.
B. To address matters of administrative detail or temporary interest concerning a particular officer or office of the Government.
What does a Department Order typically include?
A. General orders, special orders, chief’s memorandum, personnel orders, training bulletins, division orders, and Administrative Directives.
B. Acts of the President fixing a date or declaring a status of public moment or interest.
C. Provisions for the promotion of breastfeeding.
D. A collection of unwritten laws.
A. General orders, special orders, chief’s memorandum, personnel orders, training bulletins, division orders, and Administrative Directives.
Which of the following best describes an Administrative Order (A.O.)?
A. It relates to particular aspects of governmental operations in pursuance of the head’s duties as an administrative head.
B. It is issued by the Congress of the Philippines.
C. It serves to arrogate unto the Chief Executive the lawmaking powers of Congress.
D. It is a systematic arrangement of laws, rules, or regulations.
A. It relates to particular aspects of governmental operations in pursuance of the head’s duties as an administrative head.
Orders are issued for observance or compliance by:
A. The general public only.
B. Particular offices, officials, or employees concerning specific matters including assignments, detail, and transfer of personnel.
C. Non-governmental organizations.
D. Local government units exclusively.
B. Particular offices, officials, or employees concerning specific matters including assignments, detail, and transfer of personnel.
What is a Memorandum Circular?
A. An act of the head of an organization on internal administration matters
B. A law passed by the Congress
C. A decree issued during Martial Law
D. A proclamation by the President
A. An act of the head of an organization on internal administration matters
What does a Department Circular refer to?
A. Issuances directed to particular offices, officials, or employees
B. Issuances prescribing policies, rules, and regulations applicable to individuals and organizations outside the Government
C. A collection of laws, rules, or regulations
D. Acts of the President fixing a date or declaring a status
B. Issuances prescribing policies, rules, and regulations applicable to individuals and organizations outside the Government
What does the Dasmariñas City Council Resolution No. 153-s-2017 prohibit?
A. Using helmets on all national roads in the city except specific highways
B. Riding motorcycles without a license
C. Driving without seat belts
D. Operating tricycles without a permit
A. Using helmets on all national roads in the city except specific highways
Which law conflicts with the no-helmet policy of Dasmariñas City?
A. Republic Act No. 10054 (Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009)
B. Executive Order No. 51
C. Presidential Decree No. 857
D. Generics Act of 1988
A. Republic Act No. 10054 (Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009)
What are regulations in the context of governmental agencies?
A. Enforceable under the law and often include penalties for violations
B. Recommendations without any legal backing
C. Guidelines that are not mandatory
D. Policies created by non-governmental organizations
A. Enforceable under the law and often include penalties for violations
Which of the following is true about implementing rules and regulations?
A. They are created by local government units only.
B. They are not enforceable under the law.
C. They govern conduct, procedure, or action.
D. They do not include any penalties for violations.
C. They govern conduct, procedure, or action.
What was the primary focus of the City Ordinance in the case G.R. No. 118127?
A. Banning the use of motorcycles without helmets
B. Prohibiting the establishment or operation of certain businesses in the Ermita-Malate area
C. Enforcing a no-smoking policy in public places
D. Mandating the use of reusable bags in grocery stores
B. Prohibiting the establishment or operation of certain businesses in the Ermita-Malate area
Which types of businesses were prohibited by the City Ordinance in the Ermita-Malate area?
A. Internet cafes and bookshops
B. Sauna Parlors, Massage Parlors, Karaoke Bars, Beerhouses, Night Clubs, Day Clubs, Super Clubs, Discotheques, Cabarets, Dance Halls, Motels, Inns
C. Restaurants and coffee shops
D. Pharmacies and clinics
B. Sauna Parlors, Massage Parlors, Karaoke Bars, Beerhouses, Night Clubs, Day Clubs, Super Clubs, Discotheques, Cabarets, Dance Halls, Motels, Inns
What was the ruling of the Supreme Court regarding the City Ordinance in G.R. No. 118127?
A. The ordinance was upheld as valid and constitutional.
B. The ordinance was declared null and void due to constitutional infirmities.
C. The ordinance was partially upheld with modifications.
D. The ordinance was sent back to the lower court for further review.
B. The ordinance was declared null and void due to constitutional infirmities.
According to the Supreme Court, what must an ordinance NOT do to be considered valid?
A. Contravene the Constitution or any statute
B. Regulate trade
C. Be general and consistent with public policy
D. Be reasonable
A. Contravene the Constitution or any statute
Which of the following is NOT one of the tests for a valid ordinance as established by the Supreme Court in this case?
A. Must not contravene the Constitution or any statute
B. Must not be unfair or oppressive
C. Must be discriminatory towards certain businesses
D. Must not prohibit but may regulate trade
C. Must be discriminatory towards certain businesses
What was one of the reasons the Supreme Court declared the ordinance unconstitutional?
A. It failed to provide sufficient public notice before implementation.
B. It contained prohibitions and sanctions that transgressed the cardinal rights of persons enshrined by the Constitution.
C. It was not passed by the local government unit.
D. It failed to mention specific penalties for violations.
B. It contained prohibitions and sanctions that transgressed the cardinal rights of persons enshrined by the Constitution.
What did the Supreme Court say about the constitutional infirmities of the ordinance?
A. The ordinance was consistent with public policy.
B. Almost every sentence of the ordinance violated a constitutional provision.
C. The ordinance was necessary for public safety.
D. The ordinance was partially valid with some unconstitutional elements.
B. Almost every sentence of the ordinance violated a constitutional provision.
What does “ultra vires” mean as used in the Supreme Court’s ruling?
A. Beyond the powers
B. Within the powers
C. In accordance with the law
D. Subject to judicial review
A. Beyond the powers
What is the main objective of the Local Government Code of 1991 (RA 7160)?
A. To centralize governmental powers
B. To enable local government units to attain genuine and meaningful local autonomy
C. To abolish local government units
D. To limit the functions of local government uni
B. To enable local government units to attain genuine and meaningful local autonomy
What does the Local Government Code of 1991 primarily focus on?
A. National defense
B. Devolution of power to local government units
C. Education reform
D. Taxation policies
B. Devolution of power to local government units
Which of the following is a responsibility of the local health board under the Local Government Code of 1991?
A. National budget allocation
B. Annual health budget allocation
C. Foreign policy formulation
D. Environmental management
B. Annual health budget allocation