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    With concrete proposals out in the open, there is a great need to deepen understanding and analysis of the proposals in the light of the Philippine context and lessons from elsewhere. In the current polarized political environment, there is also a need to provide space for deeper dialogue around substance and process issues related to the charter change. IAG and IDEA will conduct six academic and non-partisan learning sessions each in the House and Senate (12 total) and a national forum in the end to bring together the House and the Senate with key stakeholders to present and discuss the findings from the learning sessions. A final option paper will be prepared on the basis of this national forum.

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    With concrete proposals out in the open, there is a great need to deepen understanding and analysis of the proposals in the light of the Philippine context and lessons from elsewhere. In the current polarized political environment, there is also a need to provide space for deeper dialogue around substance and process issues related to the charter change. IAG and IDEA will conduct six academic and non-partisan learning sessions each in the House and Senate (12 total) and a national forum in the end to bring together the House and the Senate with key stakeholders to present and discuss the findings from the learning sessions. A final option paper will be prepared on the basis of this national forum.

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    SECOND SESSION OF 6-PART LEARNING SERIES: Electoral System Reform and Design

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    N O R T H T I R O N A

    P A R I S H
    " Electoral System Reform and Design "
    SECOND OF A SERIES

    MAY 29, 2018: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MAY 31, 2018: SENATE OF THE PHILIPPINES

    OPENING REMARKS

    HOUSE

    Dr. Romulo E. M. Miral Jr., Director-General


    Congressional Policy and Budget Research Department (CPBRD)
    SENATE

    Ronald R. Golding, Director-General


    Senate Economic Planning Office (SEPO)

    Introduction to the Lecture Series

    Atty. Benedicto Bacani


    Executive Director, Institute for Autonomy and Governance (IAG)

    Strong Patronage, Weak Parties:

    The Case for Electoral System Redesign in the Philippines

    Dr. Paul Hutchcroft, Professor of Political and Social Change


    Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, Australian National
    University

    Key Political and Electoral Reforms in the Philippines

    Ramon Casiple
    Executive Director, Institute for Political and Electoral Reform (IPER)

    Emerging Proposals on Electoral System Reforms and Design

    Dr. Julio Teehankee


    Member, Constitutional Review Committee

    Gender Perspective in Electoral System Redesign

    Dr. Socorro Reyes


    Senior Regional Governance Adviser, Center for Legislative Development

    @iagorgph

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