The paper entitled Comments on the GRP-MILF Peace Negotiations holds the view that the MOA-AD is constitutional. Nonetheless, it strongly disagrees with its wisdom.

Part I seeks to analyze the rational, purpose, implications and constitutionality of the scrapped GRP-MILF Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain (MOA-AD). Part II identifies the fundamental flaws of the agreement and the underlying negotiation process, and recommends pre-emptive and corrective measures for any revival of the failed process. Part III proposes bold alternative consensus points, guided by the standard of the common good of all the people concerned. 

Among other reforms, the paper proposes or implies constitutional amendments for the: (1) establishment of regional governments based on culture and geography rather than religion; (2) grant of titles of royalty to the southern sultanates; and (3) liberalization of foreign investments.

This file contains the full text of the Memorandum filed in the case of Lambino v. Comelec by "Sigaw ng Bayan" through counsel Demosthenes B. Donato (acting in his individual capacity and not as partner of Donato Zarate & Zarate).

This legal form is a template of a petition for initiative to amend the constitution establishing a unicameral parliament.

The file Proposed Constitutional Amendments contains the full text of the proposed amendments to the 1987 Constitution establishing a unicameral parliament. Among others, the amendments provide for: (1) regional representatives in addition to district representatives; (2) sectoral representatives based on sectoral segregation rather than sectoral aggregation; (3) a council of state serving as an advisory council of elders; and (4) the temporary disqualification of individuals and their relatives, who at any time held certain offices in government, during the first term of the unicameral parliament.

The file Proposed Constitutional Amendments, written in Tagalog, contains the full text of the proposed amendments to the 1987 Constitution establishing a unicameral parliament. Among others, the amendments provide for: (1) regional representatives in addition to district representatives; (2) sectoral representatives based on sectoral segregation rather than sectoral aggregation; (3) a council of state serving as an advisory council of elders; and (4) the temporary disqualification of individuals and their relatives, who at any time held certain offices in government, during the first term of the unicameral parliament.

This legal form is a template of a signature sheet attached to a petition for initiative to amend the constitution establishing a unicameral parliament.

The article on The Semi-Federal Alternative presents the concept of a regional government system, that combines centralized law-making and decentralized law implementation.

Being a national government agency, the proposed regional government authority does not require a plebiscite for its creation. 

In any case, it renders redundant the constitutional provisions directing the establishment of autonomous regions in Muslim Mindanao and the Cordilleras.