Senate would have violated charter if no session held for third day — solons

The Senate's return to session on Wednesday is a relief after concerns that skipping a third consecutive day would have breached the 1987 Constitution, which mandates legislative duty. Lawmakers like Albee Benitez emphasized the importance of adhering to constitutional provisions to uphold democratic processes. This incident highlights the critical need for legislative bodies to stay active and responsive to their constitutional obligations, ensuring governance continuity and public trust.