STATE INSTITUTIONS Present by: Scott Lawrence M. Pahayahay
What Are State Institutions? State institutions are organizations that help run a country. They make and enforce laws. They protect people’s rights and keep peace and order. They help guide economic growth and justice in society.
Purpose of State Institutions To maintain justice and order To protect citizens’ rights To promote good governance To support social and economic development To ensure fairness and transparency
Different State Institution 1. Executive Branch – Enforces laws 2. Legislative Branch – Makes laws 3. Judicial Branch – Interprets laws
Executive Branch Headed by the President Includes the Vice President, Cabinet members, and government departments Enforces laws and manages national affairs
Legislative Branch Composed of the Senate and House of Representatives Creates and passes laws Represents the people’s voice in government
Judicial Branch Headed by the Supreme Court Includes lower courts and judges Interprets laws and ensures justice is served
Importance of State Institutions 1. Maintain of Law and order 2. Protect of rights and Freedoms 3. Promote of Economic Development 4. Enhancement of Governance and Accountability
Importance of State Institutions Maintenance of Law and Order – They keep peace and safety by enforcing laws and settling disputes.
Importance of State Institutions 2. Protection of Rights and Freedoms – They make sure people’s rights are protected and justice is served.
Importance of State Institutions 3. Promotion of Economic Development – They help the country grow through programs that support business and stability.
Importance of State Institutions 4. Enhancement of Governance and Accountability – They promote good leadership, transparency, and prevent misuse of power.
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