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Parameters | R.A 5921 | SB 2163 | Total number o f sections | 46 | 60 | Total number of articles | 4 | 8 | Definition of terms | Found almost at the end of the document with 12 terms defined | Found at earlier part of the document with 31 terms identified | THE COUNCIL OF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION | Found on article II | Not found in any particular Article or section | Composition of the Board | The Board of Pharmacy shall be composed of a Chairman and two members who shall be appointed by the President of the Philippines with the consent of the Commission on Appointments, from a list of nominees recommended by the Commissioner of Civil Service who shall secure such list from bona fide professional national organizations of pharmacists which should be certified in accordance with Republic Act Numbered Five Hundred And Forty Six | Regulation Commission therein after called the Commission, composed of a Chairman and four (4) members, each of which represent the areas of practice of community, hospital, manufacturing, academe, and government service, who shall be appointed by the President of the Philippines from the recommendees ranked by the Commission from the list of nominees submitted by the Accredited Integrated National Organization for Pharmacists | Compensation of the Board of Pharmacy. | Not stated in the document | The members of the Board shall receive allowances and benefits equivalent to at least two salary grades lower than the salary grade of the Commissioner, while the chairman of the Board shall receive a monthly compensation equivalent to two steps higher than the members of the Board. The chairman and members shall be entitled to other allowances and benefits provided under existing laws. | Duties and powers of the board | Only eight are enumerated | Consist of 18 powers and duties enumerated | Removal or suspension of the Board members. | No stated grounds or reason for removal or suspension | Grounds for the removal or
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