+ Follow FAIR ELECTION PRACTICES ACT Tag
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[Title] => JC wants free campaign ads
[Summary] => With less than a month left before the elections, the Ang Kapatiran Party sought relief from the Supreme Court (SC) to order the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to implement a provision of a law that would provide free campaign exposure for national candidates.
[DatePublished] => 2010-04-14 00:00:00
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[Title] => Filipino bags top opinion poll award
[Summary] => The world’s highest award in public opinion research has gone to Dr. Mahar Mangahas, president of the Social Weather Stations, for his role "in championing the rights and freedoms of survey researchers in the Philippines."
World Association for Public Opinion Research (WAPOR) awarded the Helen Dinerman Prize to Mangahas at its annual conference held last week in Rome, Italy.
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[Title] => GMA signs law lifting pol ad ban
[Summary] => President Arroyo signed into law yesterday the measure lifting the ban on political advertising and ensuring fair election practices.
According to Press Undersecretary Roberto Capco, Mrs. Arroyo signed the Fair Election Practices Act of 2001 late yesterday afternoon but a ceremonial signing would be scheduled next week.
While the new law will only take effect two weeks after its publication in the Official Gazzette, candidates for local and congressional posts may procure political advertisements after the two-week notice period.
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[Title] => Senate lifts political ad ban
[Summary] => A bill lifting a ban on political advertising was passed on second reading by the Senate yesterday but imposed new features and limits.
Authored by Sen. Raul Roco, Senate Bill 1742 or the Fair Election Practices Act seeks to give election candidates equal media exposure while helping the public make intelligent decisions in electing the candidates of their choice.
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FAIR ELECTION PRACTICES ACT
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[Summary] => With less than a month left before the elections, the Ang Kapatiran Party sought relief from the Supreme Court (SC) to order the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to implement a provision of a law that would provide free campaign exposure for national candidates.
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World Association for Public Opinion Research (WAPOR) awarded the Helen Dinerman Prize to Mangahas at its annual conference held last week in Rome, Italy.
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[Summary] => President Arroyo signed into law yesterday the measure lifting the ban on political advertising and ensuring fair election practices.
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While the new law will only take effect two weeks after its publication in the Official Gazzette, candidates for local and congressional posts may procure political advertisements after the two-week notice period.
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