Who nominates the members of the Board of Chemical Engineering?

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Who nominates the members of the Board of Chemical Engineering?

Explanation:
In the Philippines, boards that govern engineering professions are under the Professional Regulations Commission. The PRC is responsible for screening and presenting a list of qualified nominees for each board position, and the President then appoints the board members from that list. So the body that nominates is the Professional Regulations Commission, while the President is the one who makes the formal appointment. Professional organizations like PIChE or its chapters may advocate for candidates, but they do not officially nominate to the President.

In the Philippines, boards that govern engineering professions are under the Professional Regulations Commission. The PRC is responsible for screening and presenting a list of qualified nominees for each board position, and the President then appoints the board members from that list. So the body that nominates is the Professional Regulations Commission, while the President is the one who makes the formal appointment. Professional organizations like PIChE or its chapters may advocate for candidates, but they do not officially nominate to the President.

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