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CSC welcomes Nograles' appointment as new chairperson
Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles has been appointed as the new ad interim chairperson of the Civil Service Commission (CSC), succeeding Alicia dela Rosa-Bala.
Nograles took his oath before President Duterte on March 7, and his term as CSC chair will extend until February 2, 2029.
His appointment completes the CSC's three-member Commission en banc, which now includes Commissioners Aileen Lourdes A. Lizada and Ryan Alvin R. Acosta.
The CSC welcomed Nograles' appointment, with Commissioner Lizada citing his extensive public sector experience as a valuable asset to the agency.
As a result of his new appointment, the posts of Cabinet Secretary, acting presidential spokesperson, and Inter-Agency Task Force co-chair are now vacant.
The Omnibus Election Code restricts appointments in government offices within a specific period before an election, requiring Comelec approval for essential roles.
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