Resolution No
Resolution No
9984
Promulgation: 18 August 2015
CONTENTS LIST
Overview
Certificates of Candidacy
Citizen's Arm
Calendar
Statistics
THE
PARTY-LIST
SYSTEM
OF
REPRESENTATION;
3)
FILING
OF
RULE I
A. POLITICAL CONVENTIONS
4. Filing
of
Certificate
of
Nomination
and
Certificate
of
of
9. Contact number;
10.
the election;
11.
12.
That the nominee is eligible for the office for which said nominee is
nominated;
13.
That the nominee possesses all the qualifications and none of the
disqualifications;
14.
That the nominee will support and defend the Constitution of the
Republic of the Philippines and will maintain true faith and allegiance
fdsfDSTHWSD
15.
Uthereto;.
That the nominee will obey the laws, legal orders, decrees,
That the facts stated in the certificate are true and correct to the
19.
months;
20.
21.
RULE II
FILING OF CERTIFICATES OF CANDIDACY
Section 1. Certificate of Candidacy. No person can run for the position of
President, Vice-President, Senator, Member of the House of Representatives,
Provincial, City, Municipal or ARMM Regional official unless such aspirant
accomplishes a sworn COC in the form prescribed by the Commission.
No person shall be eligible for more than one office to be filled in the same
election.
Section 2. Effect of Filing a Certificate of Candidacy for More Than One
Office. - An aspirant who files a COC for more than one office shall not be
eligible for any of them. However, the aspirant may personally file with the
proper Office in accordance with Section 8, Rule II hereof, a sworn Statement of
Cancellation/Withdrawal to maintain the desired office and cancel the COC for
the other office or office/s, stating the reasons therefor and attaching thereto
the consent of the nominating party, if any, before the expiration of the period
for the filing of COC.
Section 3. Contents and Form of Statement of Cancellation/Withdrawal
if Not Personally Filed. - An aspirant or an authorized representative may file
the Statement of Cancellation/Withdrawal; Provided that, the authorized
representative shall present an originally signed Authority to Submit Statement
of Cancellation/Withdrawal. The originally signed Authority to Submit Statement
of Cancellation/Withdrawal shall be under oath and containing the specimen
signature of both the principal and the agent.
Sample forms of the Statement of Cancellation/Withdrawal and Authority to
Submit Statement of Cancellation/Withdrawal are attached as Annexes E
and E-1, respectively.
ii.
ii) the place where the aspirant intends to be elected up to the day
before the election;
use the nickname or stage name of another. Only one nickname or stage name
shall be considered.
An aspirant shall also affix a passport-size photograph taken within the last six
months, a bio-data and program of government not exceeding 100 words.
A P15.00 documentary stamp shall be attached to the COC.
The COC shall be sworn to before a Notary Public or any official authorized to
administer oath. COMELEC employees are not authorized to administer oath,
even in their capacities as notary public.
The forms of the COC are attached as Annexes F to F-13.
Section 5. Candidates Name to Appear on the Official Ballot. The
following will appear on the official ballots: Candidates Surname; First name OR
nickname; and Acronym of the PP or Coalition which collectively shall not
exceed 30 characters.
Section 6. Name to Appear on the Official Ballot of Married Female
Candidates. - Married female candidates may either use their maiden name or
married name or both, whichever they prefer, subject to the 30-character
limitation.
Thus, such aspirant shall provide the following data in the Name to Appear on
the Official Ballot (Item No. 4 of the Certificate of Candidacy):
i.
ii.
iii.
Maria
First Name
Torres
Middle Name
In excess of 30 characters
Dela Cruz-Reyes
Maria Luzviminda
Surname
First Name
Torres
Middle Name
Name of the
Candidate in
the COC
Nicknam
e of the
Candidat
e in the
COC
Name to
Appear in
the
Ballot (as
provided by
the
candidate in
the COC)
Name to
Appear in the
Official
Ballot (must
not exceed 30
characters
including
spacing, ( ),
and acronym
of PP)
Miggy, JM
Juan
Torres, Juan
Manuel
Dela Cruz
Juan Manuel
Dela Cruz
JM Torres
Dela Cruz, JM
Torres
Jane
Jane Torres
Dakilang Ina
Manela
Elective Positions
President
Where to file
Law Department
Vice President
Senator
Members of the House of
Representatives for legislative
districts in the National Capital
Region (NCR)
Provincial Officials
Members of the House of
Representatives for legislative
City/Municipal
Any COC filed with the incorrect Offices shall be deemed as not filed.
The COC shall be filed by the aspirant or through a duly authorized
representative with a sworn and signed Authority to File the COC.
No COC filed by mail, electronic mail, or facsimile shall be accepted.
The filing of the COC of a substitute aspirant, in case of valid substitution, shall
be filed in accordance with Section 18 Rule II hereof.
No filing fee shall be imposed for the filing of the COC.
A sample form of the Authority to File COC is attached as Annex G.
Section 9. Period for Filing of Certificates of Candidacy. The COC shall be
filed on October 12-16, 2015, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
If at 4:45 PM of the last day of filing of the COC, there are still persons
intending to file COCs present inside the Offices mentioned in Section 8 Rule II
hereof, the Receiving Officer shall prepare a complete list containing the names
of said persons, consecutively numbered, and the time of listing. The persons
listed shall be called by announcing each name in the order in which they are
listed. Any person not present when the name is called, shall not be allowed to
file a COC.
A COC filed in accordance with this procedure shall be stamped received at the
time it was actually filed and deemed filed on time.
Section 10. Effects of Filing Certificate of Candidacy.
a. Any person holding a public appointive office or position, including active
members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, and other officers and
employees in government-owned or -controlled corporations, shall be
considered ipso facto resigned from the office and must vacate the same
at the start of the day of the filing of COC.
b. Any person holding an elective office or position shall not be considered
resigned upon the filing of a COC whether for the same or any other
elective office or position.
Section
11. Suspension
of
Registration
of
Voters. The
continuing
f. whose CONA was different from the position indicated in the COC which
was discovered only after the last day of the filing of the COC;
g. whose CONA was cancelled, withdrawn or substituted by the nominating
party within the period for filing of COC, with the conformity of the
candidate;
h. whose CONA was signed by a person whose authority to sign CONA and
specimen signature has not been submitted to the Law Department within
the period prescribed by Section 2, Rule II hereof;
i. who has submitted two CONAs from the same PP but signed by two
different officials, both of whom are authorized signatories of the party;
and
j. who has submitted a CONA from the individual members of the Coalition.
A CONA must come from the Coalition, if the PP is a member of a Coalition.
A candidate who accepts nominations from both a national and a local
registered PP shall not be considered as an independent candidate.
Section 13. Ministerial Duty of Receiving and Acknowledging Receipt of
Certificates of Candidacy/Nomination and Acceptance; Recording. - The
Receiving Officer shall have the ministerial duty to receive and acknowledge the
receipt of the COC and CONA; Provided that, they are filed in conformity with
the rules and regulations. The Receiving Officer shall stamp every copy of each
Certificate with the date and actual time of receipt and affix a signature
thereon.
The Receiving Officer shall enter in a record book, the following data, leaving no
space between entries:
a. date and actual time of receipt;
b. assigned consecutive number thereof;
minority parties as determined by the Commission in the May 13, 2013 National
and Local Elections and the watchers of the Citizens Arms, the Parish Pastoral
Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) with the PPCRV giving preferential
position closest to the Receiving Officer.
Section 15. Reports of the Certificates of Candidacy Received. The
Head of the Receiving Office shall:
a. print a Certified List of Candidates as entered in the record book, affix a
signature thereon and submit it, either through facsimile or electronic
mail ([email protected]) in PDF format, to the Commission,
through the Law Department; and
b. using the program and the format provided by the Information
Technology Department (ITD), encode the candidates information and
save the same in two (2) compact discs (CDs).
The Head of the Receiving Office shall make sure that the candidates
information encoded in the compact discs are accurate and complete as
stated in the COC of the candidate.
The Receiving Officer shall submit a Certified List of Candidates to the Law
Department not later than October 17, 2015.
Section 16. Preparation of the Certified List of Candidates. - Immediately
after the last day for filing of COCs, the following shall prepare a Certified List of
Candidates in five copies:
ELECTIVE POSITION
President, Vice President and Senator
a. Members of the House of
Representatives in the
legislative districts in the NCR;
and
b. City/Municipal Positions in the
NCR.
IMPLEMENTING OFFICE
Law Department
NCR:
a. Regional Election Director,
NCR;
b. City/Municipal Election
Officer concerned;
outside NCR:
Provincial Election Supervisor
concerned;
ARMM:
Regional Election Director,
ARMM;
From/Office
concerned
Position
To
Provincial Election
Supervisor/s
Law
Department
ARMM Regional
Election Director
Law
Department
The Election Records and Statistics Department (ERSD) shall likewise receive a
copy of the Certified Lists of Candidates, second copy of the COCs and CONAs,
and one CD.
The remaining three copies of the COCs and CONAs shall be retained by the
Receiving Office.
Section 18. Withdrawal of Certificate of Candidacy. - Any candidate may
personally file, at any time before Election Day and subject to Section 19, Rule
II hereof, a sworn Statement of Cancellation/Withdrawal, in five original copies,
with the Office where the COC was filed.
No Statement of Cancellation/Withdrawal filed by a person other than the
candidate or if filed by mail, electronic mail, or facsimile shall be accepted.
The Regional Election Director, Provincial Election Supervisor, or the Election
Officer concerned shall notify the Law Department, either through facsimile or
electronic mail ([email protected]) in PDF format, upon receipt of the
sworn Statement of Cancellation/Withdrawal, stating the following:
a. name of the withdrawing candidate;
b. position aspired for;
c. nominating political party or coalition of political parties, if any; and
d. name of the substitute, if any.
On the same day, the Receiving Officer shall immediately forward to the Law
Department,
two
original
copies
of
the
sworn
Statement
of
RULE III
FILING OF PETITION FOR ACCREDITATION FOR THE PURPOSE OF
DETERMINING THE DOMINANT MAJORITY PARTY, DOMINANT
MINORITY PARTY, TEN MAJOR NATIONAL PARTIES AND TWO MAJOR
LOCAL PARTIES
Section 1. Who May File. A PP duly registered with the Commission may file
a verified petition for accreditation for determination of dominant majority
party, the dominant minority party, the ten major national parties, and the two
major local parties.
The Clerk of the Commission shall receive the petition and docket the same as
SPP (DM).
Section
2. When
to
File.
The
petition
shall
be
filed
not
later
than November 9, 2015. Petitioner shall allege in its petition such facts that
will entitle it to accreditation.
Section 3. Criteria for Determining the Dominant Majority Party,
Dominant Minority Party, Ten Major National Parties and Two Major
Local Parties. The dominant majority party, the dominant minority party, the
ten major national parties and the two major local parties shall be determined
on the basis of the following criteria.
a. The established record of the said parties, coalition of groups that now
composed them, taking into account among other things, their showing in
past elections;
b. The number of incumbent elective officials belonging to them on the last
day of the filing of the COC;
c. Their identifiable political organizations and strengths as evidenced by
their organized chapters;
d. The ability fill a complete slate of candidates from the municipal level to
the position of the President; and
e. Other analogous circumstances that may determine their relative
organizations and strengths.
The petitioner shall include in its petition, pertinent data and statistics to
support its arguments in accordance with the above criteria.
Section 4. Filing Fee. A fee of Ten Thousand and One Hundred (P10,100.00)
Pesos for filing and legal research fee shall be paid at the Cash Division of this
Commission.
RULE IV
COMMON PROVISIONS
Section 1. Forms. All forms mentioned herein are available at the COMELEC
Offices for free and may be photocopied, reproduced or downloaded from the
COMELEC official website (www.comelec.gov.ph).
Section 2. Effectivity. - This Resolution shall take effect on the seventh day
after its publication in two daily newspapers of general circulation in the
Philippines;
Section 3. Dissemination. - The Education and Information Department shall
cause the publication of this Resolution in two daily newspapers of general
circulation in the Philippines and furnish copies of this Resolution to all field
officials of the Commission.
SO ORDERED.
SIGNED:
BAUTISTA, J. ANDRES D., Chairman
LIM, CHRISTIAN ROBERT S., Commissioner
PARREO, AL A., Commissioner
LIM, ARTHUR D., Commissioner
ABAS, SHERIFF M., Commissioner
ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS:
GUIA, LUIE TITO F., Commissioner
GUANZON, MA. ROWENA AMELIA V., Commissioner
Attachment(s):
Signed Copy [.pdf 1,045 KB]
Annex A [.pdf 584 KB]
Annex B [.pdf 398 KB]
Annex C [.pdf 742 KB]
Annex D [.pdf 365 KB]
Annex E-E1 [.pdf 751 KB]
Annex F-F13 [.pdf 761 KB]
Annex G [.pdf 338 KB]
CONTENTS LIST
Overview
Certificates of Candidacy
Citizen's Arm
Calendar
Statistics
2016 Elections
Posted: 22 August 2015
CONTENTS LIST
Overview
Certificates of Candidacy
Citizen's Arm
Calendar
Statistics
As mandated by RA 7166 (in Section 2), which was approved into law in 26
November 1995, the next synchronized National and Local Elections (NLE) will
happen on the second Monday of May, the 9th, in the year 2016.
Due to RA 10153, which was approved into law in 30 June 2011, the ARMM
elections was also synchronized with the 2016 NLE.
Pursuant to RA 9369, the May 2016 NLE will also be fully automated, as it was
with the May 2010 NLE and with the May 2013 NLE, from:
1. the counting of votes in the precincts;
2. the consolidation of the precinct results;
3. the transmission of precinct results to the corresponding city/municipality
canvassing board;
4. the canvassing of precinct results in the district, city, municipal levels;
Certificates of Candidacy
Downloadable forms for filing Certificate of Candidacy pursuant to Resolution
No. 9989 amending Section 4 Rule II of Resolution No. 9984
Citizen's Arm
Posted: 18 September 2015
the Omnibus
Election
Code
(B.P.
and
Blg.
other
881),
Republic
election
laws,
Acts
the
DATE/PERIOD
May
10,
2015
(Sunday) to August
07, 2016 (Sunday)
ACTIVITIES
PROHIBITED ACTS
Transfer,
promotion,
extension,
recall
or
otherwise movement of
officer or member of the
foreign service corps
the
local
registry.
(Article 48, Comelec
Resolution
No.
9843 dated 15 January
2014)
October 12,
(Monday)
registration
records,
validation, etc. (Section
4, Comelec Resolution
No. 9853 dated February
19, 2014)
October 31,
(Saturday)
October 31,
(Saturday)
(Monday)
party-list
group
for
purposes of determining
the order of their listing
in the official ballot.
(See Comelec
Resolution
No.
9467 dated June 15,
2012
as
amended
by Comelec Resolutions
No.
9572 dated
December 06, 2012,
and 9577 dated
December 12, 2012)
January
4,
2016 Constitution of Board of
(Monday) to January Canvassers (BOCs) and
15, 2016 (Friday)
Board
of
Election
Inspectors (BEIs).
January 10,
(Sunday)
January
2016
10,
ELECTION PERIOD
Alteration of territory of
a
precinct
or
establishment of a new
precinct. (Section 5,
R.A. 8189).
ELECTION PERIOD
Transfer or movement of
officers and employees
in the civil service. (Sec.
261
(h),
Omnibus
Election Code (OEC.)
Bearing, carrying or
transporting firearms or
other deadly weapons,
unless authorized in
writing
by
the
Commission. (Sec. 32,
R.A. 7166).
Use
of
security
personnel or bodyguards
by candidates, unless
authorized in writing by
the
Commission.
(Section 33, R.A. 7166)
Organization
or
maintenance of reaction
forces, strike forces or
other similar forces.
(Section 261 (u), OEC).
Suspension of elective
local officials. (Sec. 261
(x), OEC)
January 24,
(Sunday)
January
(Friday)
29,
February 09,
(Tuesday)
R.A. 8189)
February 09, 2016 Campaign period for
(Tuesday) to May 07, candidates for President,
2016 (Saturday)
Vice-President, Senator
and party-list groups
participating
in
the
party-list system of
representation. (Section
5
(a)
R.A.
7166 and Section 4, R.A.
7941).
February 09, 2016
(Tuesday) to May 09,
2016 (Monday)
March
07,
(Monday)
2016 Last
day
to
file
application to avail of
local absentee voting.
March
10,
(Thursday)
2016 Last
day
for
the
Committee on Local
Absentee Voting (CLAV)
to receive application
forms for local absentee
voting.
March
10,
2016
(Thursday) to June 08,
2016 (Wednesday)
Illegal
release
prisoners.(Section
(n), OEC).
of
261
March
11,
2016 Issuance or sending of
(Friday) to March 24, notices of inspection and
2016 (Thursday)
verification
of
completeness of the
precinct book of voters.
(Section
31,
R.A.
8189 in
relation
to Section
29
R.A.
6646 and Section
28,
R.A. 8436).
March 24, 2016 (Holy
Thursday) and March
25, 2016 (Friday)
Campaigning.
5, R.A. 7166)
(Section
March
25,
2016 Inspection, verification
(Friday) to April 09, and sealing of the
2016 (Saturday)
precinct book of voters.
(Section 31, R.A. 8189)
March
25,
2016 Campaign period for Campaigning on March
(Friday) to May 07, candidates for Member 25, 2016 (Good Friday)
2016 (Saturday)
House
of
Representatives,
and
elective
regional,
provincial,
city,
municipal
officials.
(Section 5 (b), R.A.
7166)
March
25,
2016
(Friday) to May 08,
2016 (Sunday)
Appointment or hiring of
new employees, creation
or filling up of new
positions; promotion or
giving
of
salary
increases, remuneration
or privilege.(Section 261
(g), OEC).
Construction of public
works,
delivery
of
materials for public
works and issuance of
treasury
warrant
or
similar devises for a
future
undertaking
chargeable against public
funds. (Section 261 (w),
OEC).
March
25,
2016
(Friday) to May 08,
2016 (Sunday)
March
25,
(Friday)
Release, disbursement or
expenditures of public
funds. (Section 261 (v),
OEC).
2016
April
15,
2016 Last
day
to
verify
(Friday)
April
15,
(Friday)
April
21,
(Thursday)
April
22,
(Friday)
the OMRs/VCMs.
April 27, 28, & 29, Voting by local absentee
2016
(Wednesday, voters.
Thursday & Friday)
April
30,
(Saturday)
2016 Constitution
of
the
Special
Board
of
Canvassers (SBOC) for
local absentee voting.
May
02,
2016 Testing and sealing of
(Monday) to May 06, the OMRs or VCMs.
2016 (Friday)
(Section
12,
R.A.
9369 in
relation
toSection
28,
R.A.
8436).
May
08,
(Sunday)
2016
May
08,
(Sunday)
2016
EVE OF ELECTION
DAY
EVE OF ELECTION
DAY
Campaigning
R.A. 7166)
(Sec.
5,
Selling,
furnishing,
offering,
buying,
serving,
or
taking
intoxicating
liquor. (Section 261 (dd),
OEC.)
Giving, accepting, free
transportation, food or
drinks or things of value.
(Section 89, OEC.)
May
09,
(Monday)
2016
ELECTION DAY
Campaigning
R.A. 7166)
(Sec.
5,
2016
Opening of booths or
stalls for the sale, etc., of
merchandise
or
refreshments within a
radius of thirty (30)
2016 Convening
of
the
(5:00 Municipal / City /
District, Provincial and
Regional Boards of
Canvassers,
National
Board of Canvassers
(NBOC) for Senators
and Party-List Election,
and
thereafter,
consolidation
and
canvassing of votes
May
09,
2016 Last day for CLAV to
(Monday) up to 7:00 receive
envelopes
oclock
in
the containing the local
evening)
absentee ballots
May
09,
2016 Start of counting of local
(Monday) from 7:00 absentee votes.
oclock in the evening
until finished)
May
09,
(Monday
oclock
evening)
at
in
7:00 for
Local
the Voting.
May
09,
2016
(Monday) (From 7:00
oclock p.m. onwards)
to May 12, 2016
( Thursday)
Absentee
May
09,
2016 Period within which the
(Monday) to May 13, Election Officers (EOs)
2016 (Friday) 2016
shall advise in writing,
by personal delivery or
registered
mail,
all
candidates residing in his
jurisdiction to comply
with their obligation to
file
their
Sworn
Statements of Election
Contributions
and
Expenditures (SOCE).
(Sec. 14, R.A.7166).
May 13, 2016 (Friday) Canvass results and
to May 15, 2016 proclaim winners for
(Sunday)
senatorial, congressional,
party-list, regional and
provincial elections.
June
08,
(Wednesday)
This Resolution shall take effect on the seventh (7th) day after its publication in
two (2) daily newspapers of general circulation in the Philippines.
The Education and Information Department, this Commission, shall cause the
immediate publication of this Resolution and shall furnish copies thereof to all
Regional Election Directors, Provincial Election Supervisors, Election Officers,
and all Departments, Bureaus, Offices and Agencies concerned, including the
Department of Foreign Affairs and other government agencies maintaining
offices abroad.
SO ORDERED.
SIGNED:
BAUTISTA, J. ANDRES D., Chairman
LIM, CHRISTIAN ROBERT S., Commissioner
PARREO, AL A., Commissioner
GUIA, LUIE TITO F., Commissioner
LIM, ARTHUR D., Commissioner
GUANZON, MA. ROWENA AMELIA V., Commissioner
ABAS, SHERIFF M., Commissioner
Attachment(s):
Signed Copy [.pdf 223 KB]
Provinc
es
PHILIPPINES
81
144
1,490
42,036
116
3,265
Region I (ILOCOS
REGION)
Citie Municipalit
s
ies
Baranga
ys
Ilocos Norte
21
557
Ilocos Sur
32
768
La Union
19
576
Pangasinan
44
1,364
89
2,311
Batanes
29
Cagayan
28
820
Isabela
34
1,055
Quirino
132
Nueva Vizcaya
15
275
14
116
3,102
Bataan
11
237
Bulacan
21
569
Nueva Ecija
27
849
Pampanga
19
538
Tarlac
17
511
Zambales
13
247
151
124
4,018
Region II
(CAGAYAN
VALLEY)
Region III
(CENTRAL LUZON)
Aurora
Region IV-A
18
(CALABARZON)
Batangas
31
1,078
Cavite
17
829
Laguna
24
681
Quezon
39
1,242
Rizal
13
188
71
1,459
Marinduque
218
Occidental Mindoro
11
163
Oriental Mindoro
14
426
Palawan
23
433
Romblon
17
219
107
3,471
Albay
15
720
Camarines Norte
12
282
Camarines Sur
35
1,063
Catanduanes
11
315
Masbate
20
550
Sorsogon
14
541
Region IV-B
(MIMAROPA)
Region V (BICOL
REGION)
Region VI
(WESTERN
VISAYAS)
16
117
4,051
Aklan
17
327
Antique
18
590
Capiz
16
473
Guimaras
98
Iloilo
42
1,901
13
19
662
16
116
3,003
Bohol
47
1,109
Cebu
44
1,203
Negros Oriental
19
557
Siquijor
134
136
4,390
Biliran
132
Eastern Samar
22
597
Leyte
40
1,641
Northern Samar
24
569
Negros Occidental
Region VII
(CENTRAL
VISAYAS)
Region VIII
(EASTERN
VISAYAS)
Southern Leyte
18
500
Samar (Western
Samar)
24
951
67
1,904
25
691
26
779
16
389
Region IX
(ZAMBOANGA
PENINSULA)
Zamboanga Sibugay
Isabela City
(BASILAN)
Region X
(NORTHERN
MINDANAO)
84
2,022
Bukidnon
20
464
Camiguin
58
22
506
Misamis Occidental
14
490
Misamis Oriental
23
504
43
1,162
223
Davao Oriental
10
183
414
Region XI (DAVAO
REGION)
45
Compostela Valley
11
237
Davao Occidental
105
45
1,195
17
543
141
Region XII
(SOCCSKSARGEN)
Cotabato (North
Cotabato)
Sarangani
South Cotabato
10
225
Sultan Kudarat
11
249
Cotabato City
(MAGUINDANAO)
37
67
1,311
10
253
13
314
100
Region XIII
(CARAGA)
Dinagat Islands
Surigao del Norte
20
335
17
309
116
2,490
39
1,159
AUTONOMOUS
REGION IN
MUSLIM
MINDANAO
(ARMM)
Lanao del Sur
Maguindanao
36
508
Sulu
19
410
Tawi-tawi
11
203
Basilan
11
210
75
1,176
Abra
27
303
Apayao
133
Benguet
13
269
Ifugao
11
175
Kalinga
152
Mountain Province
10
144
16
1,706
CORDILLERA
ADMINISTRATIVE
REGION (CAR)
NATIONAL
CAPITAL REGION
(NCR)
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