Ethics case vs dela Rosa hinges on Senate rule changes - BusinessWorld Online

Senate still lacks ‘no work, no pay’ rule for Bato’s case

Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa may have one thing less to worry about as the ethics complaint filed against him for absenteeism may be junked on a technicality. According to Sen. JV Ejercito, who chairs the panel that received the complaint, the chamber still has no such thing as a “no work, no pay” rule […]...Keep on reading: Senate still lacks ‘no work, no pay’ rule for Bato’s case

‘No work, no pay’ for Bato may be junked

An ethics complaint seeking to penalize Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa with a “no work, no pay” sanction over his absences faces outright dismissal, as the proposed punishment does not exist under current Senate rules.

Ethics case vs dela Rosa hinges on Senate rule changes - BusinessWorld Online

THE Senate must amend its rules before it can tackle the ethics complaint against Senator Ronald “Bato” M. dela Rosa, a senator said on Wednesday. Senator Joseph Victor G. Ejercito, who heads the Ethics committee, said that it must amend the Senate’s rules to include a “no work, no pay” policy before it can tackle the ethics complaint against Mr. dela Rosa. “It is really necessary, if we continue with this (then) the case will be dismissed. It’s…

Some senators face more than one ethics complaint, says Ejercito

MANILA, Philippines — Some senators are facing more than one complaint before the Senate Ethics Committee, Sen. Joseph Victor Ejercito said on Wednesday.The ethics committee chairman said the panel convened to pass and adopt its rules, which included notifying the concerned senators of the cases filed against them.At least six senators are facing complaints, including Ronald Dela Rosa, Francis Escudero, Risa Hontiveros, and Ejercito himself."The…

Ethics complaint vs Bato may be dismissed if Senate rules not amended

The complaint filed against Sen. Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa over his continued absence in the Senate may be dismissed if it is heard without the rules of the...

'Not in our rules': Ethics complaint over Bato's prolonged absence faces dismissal

"It will be dismissed. Kasi it's not — you cannot find it anywhere in our rules. Sa ethics or sa Rules of the Senate," committee chair JV Ejercito told reporter