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MANILA - The Court of Appeals (CA) has denied the motion for reconsideration filed by Ilocos Sur Governor Ryan Luis Singson, who questioned the Civil Service Commission (CSC) for disapproving the appointment of his choice for provincial administrator. In a four-page resolution dated November 14 and written by Associate Justice Maria Elisa Sempio Dy, the CA Sixth Division said it found "no compelling reason to reverse and/or modify" its earlier decision dated Oct. 14, 2020. "The arguments and evidence presented and advanced by the parties have duly been weighed, appreciated and adequately discussed in the decision," the CA said, adding it "finds no cogent reason to recalibrate and re-evaluate the evidence". Singson and his appointee, Cara Michelle Daquep, challenged the CSC on Dec. 12, 2013. The CSC Regional Office No. 1 ruled that Daquep did not have the experience and eligibility requirements to be provincial administrator, a post that requires at least a

Ilocos surCara michelle daquepRyan luis singsonCivil service commissionRegional office noIlocos sur governor ryan luis singsonManila the court of appeals ca has denied motion for reconsideration filed by ilocos sur governor ryan luis singsonHo questioned the civil service commission csc for disapproving appointment of his choice provincial administrator ina four page resolution dated november 14 and written by associate justice maria elisa sempio dyHe ca sixth division said it found quot no compelling reason to reverse and or modify its earlier decision dated oct 14020 quot the arguments and evidence presented advanced by parties have duly been weighedPpreciated and adequately discussed in the decisionUot the ca saidDding it quot finds no cogent reason to recalibrate and re evaluate the evidence singson his appointeeCara michelle daquepHallenged the csc on dec 12013 the csc regional office no 1 ruled that daquep did not have experience and eligibility requirements to be provincial administrator