No! Charter Change literary means to make or to differ the document (Constitution) to grant other privileges. Change, I think we are not yet ready; today is not the right time. Recently, we had the senatorial and the local elections, another batch of government official that will lead the people. If we pursue for this cha- cha, probably everything will stop—in terms of governance. Time-consuming, for a charter change to take place, they will need the congress or the constitutional conventions by the constitutional commission—people who will be elected to revised or amend the constitution. Money – funds that they will be using are from the taxes from the people.
Change could not take place at a snap of a finger. Cha- cha has no assurance of the betterment of our country and our government itself. It will only mean that we will start all over again. If they want some changes, they could make some amendments of some laws. I also think that change should not start in our fundamental laws and the king of government we have, but to the implementers of the law, they should be personally guided by the laws they implement, they should learn it by heart, and to us— citizens. If we will be united in thoughts and in deeds for sure we will help one another for the betterment of our country as well as ourselves.
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