Section 2. Grounds for Suspension
The following grounds or causes shall be considered for suspension of any officer of the SC:
a. Failure to attend SC meetings for three consecutive occasion despite official receipt of notices of meetings;
b. Failure to attend SC/LC/EC meetings or any of the SC committee meeting equivalent to one-third of the total regular meetings set forth by the SC or the committee despite official receipts of notices of meetings;
c. Acts unbecoming of an officer and detrimental to the image and principles of the college; and
d. Negligence on the performance of duties, functions and responsibilities specified in Internal Guidelines and stipulate in this Constitution.

Section 3. Grounds for Impeachment
The following grounds or causes shall be considered for impeachment of any member of the SC:
a. Failure to comply with and gross violation of the rules and regulations of the University as stipulated in the Student Handbook;
b. Failure to comply with and violation of this Constitution, done solely or in organized manner;
c. Acts of graft and corruption such as but not limited to malversation and misappropriation of funds including the utilization and facilitation of the use of SC resources;
d. Effort to connive with student(s) and/or SC officer(s) including efforts to use constituted powers to camouflage, whitewash and gloss over any acts that is in violation of this Constitution;
e. Incurring of accumulated ninety (90) days of suspension;
f. Acts that are gravely against the teachings taught by the college with regards to good governance and right public administration;

Section 4. Procedure for Suspension
a. Upon receipt of the petition for suspension, the SC except the officer under litigation shall deliberate and decide on the matter in a meeting called for that purpose within seven (7) days;
b. Suspension should be at least fifteen (15) days but not exceed sixty (60) days;
c. Officer under suspension shall be stripped off of all duties, powers and responsibilities as a SC officer.

Section 5. Procedure of Impeachment
a. The SC except the officer under litigation shall in a meeting called for purposes included in this article, shall create a Committee for the purpose of investigation and implementation of impeachment proceedings within five (5) school days;
b. The Committee shall be composed of two (2) SC officers elected by members of the SC and three (3) members of the GA randomly selected;
c. A letter of warning shall be issued by the Committee to the officer to be impeach within 3 school days upon creation;
d. The officer under litigation shall reply on the warning through a formal letter, failure to do so will mean acceptance of the charge against him/her and a decision by the Committee shall be submitted to the GA for approval;
e. In the case that the officer does reply, he/she shall be given the right to defend himself/herself in deliberations to be conducted by the Committee to have a decision within ten (10) school days upon reply. The decision shall be presented to the GA for approval, within five school (5) days.

Section 6. Appeals
a. An impeached/suspended SC officer may appeal through a formal letter to the SG through the SC for a reversal of the decision within ten (10) school days upon the issuance of the decision, failure to do so shall deprive her/his right to appeal.
b. The SC shall act on the appeal within five (5) school days upon receipt, in a meeting held for that purpose with the impeached/suspended officer present. This meeting shall be opened to members of the GA as spectator(s);
c. The reversal of an impeachment decision may occur upon the two-thirds vote of the SC and the approval of the GA on the matter, after which the reversal is to take effect immediately.