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How many members compose the Commission on Human Rights?
- A Chairman and two Members
- A Chairman and six Members
- A Chairman and four Members
- Five Commissioners without a Chairman
Answer
C. A Chairman and four Members
Solution
Art. XIII, Sec. 17(2): a Chairman and four Members, natural-born citizens, a majority of whom shall be members of the Bar.
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