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    The order of precedence in the Philippines is the
    protocol used in ranking government officials and
    other personages in the Philippines. Purely
    ceremonial in nature, it has no legal standing, and
    does not reflect the presidential line of succession
    nor the equal status of the three branches of
    government established in the 1987 Constitution.

    Order of government officials


    E…
    of the Philippines

    1. HE President (Bongbong Marcos)

    2. HE Vice president (Sara Duterte)

    3. Former presidents of the Philippines:


    1. Joseph Estrada (30 June 1998 to 20
    January 2001)

    2. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo (20 January


    2001 to 30 June 2010)

    3. Rodrigo Duterte (30 June 2016 to 30


    June 2022)

    4. President of the Senate (Juan Miguel Zubiri)

    5. Speaker of the House of Representatives


    (Martin Romualdez)

    6. Chief Justice of the Philippines (Alexander


    Gesmundo)

    7. Secretary of Foreign Affairs (Enrique Manalo)

    8. Foreign Ambassadors Extraordinary and


    Plenipotentiary (in order of presentation of their
    credentials, with the Apostolic Nuncio as the
    diplomatic corps' traditional primus inter pares)
    1. Dean of the Diplomatic Corps (Charles
    John Brown)

    9. Executive Secretary (Lucas Bersamin)

    10. Secretary of Finance (Benjamin Diokno)

    11. Secretary of Justice (Jesus Crispin Remulla)

    12. Secretary of Agriculture (Bongbong Marcos)


    (OIC)

    13. Secretary of Public Works and Highways


    (Manuel Bonoan)

    14. Secretary of Education (Sara Duterte)

    15. Secretary of Labor and Employment


    (Bienvenido Laguesma)

    16. Secretary of National Defense (Gilbert Teodoro)

    17. Secretary of Health (Ted Herbosa)

    18. Secretary of Trade and Industry (Alfredo E.


    Pascual)

    19. Secretary of Migrant Workers (Susan Ople)

    20. Secretary of Human Settlements and Urban


    Development (Jose Acuzar)

    21. Secretary of Social Welfare and Development


    (Rex Gatchalian)

    22. Secretary of Agrarian Reform (Conrado Estrella


    III)

    23. Secretary of Environment and Natural


    Resources (Maria Antonia Yulo-Loyzaga)

    24. Secretary of the Interior and Local Government


    (Benjamin Abalos Jr.)

    25. Secretary of Tourism (Christina Frasco)

    26. Secretary of Transportation (Jaime Bautista)

    27. Secretary of Science and Technology (Renato


    Solidum Jr.)

    28. Secretary of Budget and Management (Amenah


    Pangandaman)

    29. Secretary of Energy (Raphael P.M. Lotilla)

    30. Secretary of Information and Communications


    Technology (Ivan John Uy)

    31. Foreign Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers


    Plenipotentiary

    32. Director-General of the National Economic and


    Development Authority (Arsenio Balisacan)

    33. Press Secretary (Cheloy Garafil)

    34. Director-General of the National Security


    Council (Eduardo Año)

    35. Head of the Presidential Management Staff


    (Elaine Masukat) (acting)

    36. Solicitor-General (Menardo Guevarra)

    37. Presidential Legal Counsel (Juan Ponce Enrile)

    38. Chairman of the Metropolitan Manila


    Development Authority (Romando Artes)
    (acting)

    39. Chairman of the National Commission on


    Muslim Filipinos (Guiling A. Mamondiong)

    40. Other Presidential Advisers with Cabinet rank

    41. Members of the Senate (ordered by length of


    service)

    42. Members of the House of Representatives


    (ordered by length of service)

    43. Associate Justices of the Supreme Court of the


    Philippines

    44. Heads of Constitutional Commissions


    1. Civil Service Commission (Karlo
    Nograles)

    2. Commission on Elections (George Erwin


    M. Garcia)

    3. Commission on Audit (Gamaliel


    Cordoba)

    45. Members of the Council of State who are not


    Cabinet Members

    46. Acting heads of departments and former vice-


    presidents of the Philippines
    1. Living former vice presidents of the
    Philippines (by seniority of assuming
    office):
    1. Teofisto Guingona Jr. (7 February
    2001 – 30 June 2004)

    2. Noli de Castro (30 June 2004 –


    30 June 2010)

    3. Jejomar Binay (30 June 2010 -


    30 June 2016)

    4. Leni Robredo (30 June 2016 - 30


    June 2022)

    47. Undersecretaries for Foreign Affairs


    1. Undersecretary for Administration

    2. Undersecretary for International


    Economic Relations

    3. Undersecretary for Migrant and Workers


    Affairs

    4. Undersecretary for Policy

    5. Undersecretary for Special and Ocean


    Concerns

    48. Ambassadors of the Philippines assigned to


    foreign posts

    49. Undersecretaries of the Department, including


    the Assistant Executive Secretaries

    50. Assistant Secretaries of Departments,


    Directors-General and Chiefs of Mission I and II
    of the Department of Foreign Affairs

    51. Governor of the Bangko Sentral (Eli M.


    Remolona, Jr.)

    52. Foreign Charges d’Affaires de missi, Foreign


    Chargé d'Affaires ad interim

    53. Mayor of the city of Manila (Honey Lacuna)

    54. Presiding Justice of the Court of Appeals, the


    President of the University of the Philippines,
    the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the
    Philippines, Commissioners, or other officers
    with the rank of Undersecretary
    1. Presiding Justice of the Court of
    Appeals (Remedios A. Salazar-
    Fernando)

    2. President of the University of the


    Philippines (Angelo Jimenez)

    3. Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of


    Staff (Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr., AFP)

    55. Heads of permanent United Nations Agencies


    in the Philippines who hold the rank of Director

    56. Provincial governors

    57. Vice-Chief of Staff (Lt. Gen. Erickson R. Gloria,


    AFP)

    58. Foreign ministers-counsellor, counsellors of


    embassies, consuls general, foreign military
    attaches with the rank of major general or rear
    admiral, and other officers of equivalent rank in
    the Armed Forces of the Philippines

    59. Judges of the Regional Trial Courts

    60. First secretaries of foreign embassies, foreign


    military attaches with the rank of brigadier
    general or commodore, and other officers of
    equivalent rank in the Armed Forces

    61. Mayors of chartered cities

    62. Directors or commissioners of bureaus and


    chiefs of offices

    63. Presidents, chairpersons, and managers of


    government-owned and controlled
    corporations

    64. Second secretaries and consuls of foreign


    embassies, foreign military attaches with the
    rank of colonel or lieutenant colonel, and other
    officers of equivalent rank in the Armed Forces

    65. Third secretaries and vice consuls of foreign


    embassies, foreign military attaches with the
    rank of major or captain and other officers of
    equivalent rank in the Armed Forces

    Notes

    References

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