INTERVIEW GUIDE:

1. PROFILE:

A. Name Filane Cervantes

B. Age 24

C. Gender F

D. Educational Background B Secondary Education (Major in Comm. Arts

English)

E. Training/ Seminars

F. Other beats covered General Assignment; Education; Energy

G. Years in the service 1 year 7 months

H . Years covering the House of Representatives 7 months

2. What are the experiences in covering the HOR - The nature of the beat is very

demanding. Several issues pop up and sometimes it can be overwhelming.

Covered major events such as the budget season, passage of important bills like

the death penalty revival, postponement of barangay & SK elections, GAA 2017,

etc. Also attended hearings such as the probe into the Bilibid drug trade, several

consultations for Charter change and federalism, and emergency powers,

among others
2.a. What are the practices of print journalist in covering the HOR?

Accuracy is key--fact-checking

Avoid plagiarism

Setting a professional relationship among sources (congressmen) as well

as colleagues (reporters from other media outfits)

Since a lot of events happen in a day (hearings, pressers, sessions), it is

important to take down notes and transcribe as the event unfolds--this

makes writing stories a lot easier since you just have to back-read your

notes

Live tweeting for breaking news

Acquire copies of bills, resolutions, position papers, power point

presentations for additional information

2.b. What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR?

attend weekly press conferences both for members of the majority and

minority

attend hearings linked to current events and issues

write stories out of bills/resolutions filed that have national relevance and

impact

present facts and outcomes of congressional probes

 cover plenary sessions wherein crucial bills are passed

ambush interview

press releases and transcripts of interviews

2.c. Are there any protocols in covering the House of Representatives If yes

what are these?

same protocols as covering press conferences

when covering hearings, do not disrupt the flow and make unnecessary

noises. If you need to interview a source, wait for him/her to exit the

room and ask politely for an interview

2. If none , any suggestions?

3. Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in gathering

news? In terms of

3.a. physical preparations

Bring important tools for reporting such as laptop, recorder, camera,

phone, pen, paper, etc

Dress appropriate for the event

Come on time or earlier

Bring business cards

Search for the location of your coverage and identify possible ways on

how to get there (if no company vehicle is available)

3.b. mental preparations

read background information beforehand

If available, read previous news articles about the topic/issue/source

Prepare possible questions

3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR.

Attending hearings -- there are several resource persons you can

encounter during hearings, not just congressmen. Sometimes, cabinet

members, members of the academe, businessmen, etc. are present

during hearings and you can interview them for your stories.

Furthermore, you can also request position papers to support your main

stories

As much as possible always apply the two-source rule in journalism

3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the

HOR? Yes

3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage?

sometimes, if there are several impt. hearings happening at once, you

cannot provide full coverage of the events

3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How?

 monitor tweets from other reporters or watch live videos of the hearings;

ask staff or colleagues if they have transcripts of the event

4. Are there any recommendation or suggestion for future reporters? What are

these? Maintain a good relationship with your co-reporters

Filane Mikee Z. Cervantes

News Reporter II
Philippine News Agency
Presidential Communications
Operations Office-News & Information Bureau (PCOO-NIB)
THESIS
INTERVIEW GUIDE:

1. PROFILE:
A. Name: Jester Manalastas
B. Age: legal age
C. Gender: Female
D. Educational Background: MA in Broadcast Communication/ BS Journalism
E. Training/ Seminars: Philippine Press Institute on several topics
F. Other beats covered: DoH, DoT, PNP-Crame, AFP-Defense, Malacanang and
Senate
G. Years in the service: 20
H . Years covering the House of Representatives:11

2. What are the experiences in covering the HOR

- listening to long-hour of inquiry and public hearing
- learning the process of legislation (from the filing of the bill to approval to
third reading)
- interviewing several lawmakers who have both parochial and national
concerns.

2.a. What are the practices of print journalist in covering the HOR?
- write objectively, no biases as much as possible
- getting both sides of the stories
- being fair to all lawmakers, either administration or opposition
- write the big, relevant and meaningful stories
- avoid press releases as they were also sent to the desk.

2.b. What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR?

- covering the public hearings as it is the first step in crafting measures.
- interviews and press conferences
- monitoring news and developments in the plenary

2.c. Are there any protocols in covering the HOR?

- none that I know, as long as the media was allowed to interview or cover
hearings, coverage is open

1. If yes what are these?

2. If none , any suggestions? I dont think they should impose protocols, because
like other government officers, HoR is considered a public place that anyone
should be given acces, especially
the media, so that people will be informed. The HOR should also be transparent
and easy to perceive.
3. Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in gathering
news? In terms of
3.a. physical preparations - Its the same, if the schedule is early, better come
early so that there would no missed information.

3.b. mental preparations - just set in mind that Monday to Wednesday, since
these are sessionn days, are busy days and expect bigger stories.

3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR.

- easy access to House leaders for interviews and interpretations of some
important developments

3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the
HOR?
-yes.

3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage?

-so far none, as everything was provided for.

3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How?

_ As I said there is none, just improve what has been started in order to be
more competitive and accurate.

4. Are there any recommendation or suggestion for future reporters? What are
these?
- they should not rely more on social media, as reporters or media should set
the tone in encouraging and convincing people.
- listening is important so there would be no misinformation.
- record your interviews, as these are proofs once libel was filed.
THESIS
INTERVIEW GUIDE:

1. PROFILE:
A. Name

Ryan Ponce Pacpaco

B. Age

40

C. Gender

Male

D. Educational Background

College Bachelor in Journalism - PUP

E. Training/ Seminars

F. Other beats covered

Sandiganbayan, Commission on Audit, Civil Service Commission,

Department of Social Welfare and Development, Then Central Police
District (now Quezon City Police District)

G. Years in the service

20

H . Years covering the House of Representatives

Almost 20 years

2. What are the experiences in covering the HOR

It made me more familiar about the Philippine politics and its on the
record and off the record stories. Its a wonderful job of meeting
future leaders, including former President Benigno P-Noy Aquino III.

2.a. What are the practices of print journalist in covering the HOR?

Basically you have to be consistent in reporting to work early to

cover congressional hearings, press conferences and ambush interviews.
2.b. What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR?

You have to communicate personally with the sources or talk to them

through telephone. Prepare a letter when requesting for official
documents.

2.c. Are there any protocols in covering the HOR?

Yes

1. If yes what are these?

You have to observe proper decorum inside the session hall like
helping to keep the place quiet and should not cross the line placed
there in an effort to talk to lawmakers. Wear proper attire,
especially during the State of the Nation Address (SONA).

2. If none , any suggestions?

3. Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in

gathering news? In terms of

3.a. physical preparations

Eat breakfast and be sure that you look presentable when facing sources.

3.b. mental preparations

Read the main stories of the day to keep you abreast of all the
developments. This will show to sources that you are knowledgeable of
the current events and prove that you are doing you homework. Avoid
asking stupid questions because you come unprepared.

3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR.

Come early to the beat

3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the
HOR?

Yes

3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage?

Sources who do not want to answer direct questions.

3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How?

Be patient and have all the courage to face these sources until you
get the needed information without antagonizing them.

4. Are there any recommendation or suggestion for future reporters?

What are these?

Just come prepared like a veteran.

THESIS

INTERVIEW GUIDE:

1. PROFILE:

A. Name: Leifbilly Begas

B. Age: 38

C. Gender: Male

D. Educational Background: College Graduate/Bachelor in Journalism

E. Training/ Seminars: Online publishing/ social media

F. Other beats covered: Eastern Police District/ Department of Education/

CHeD? Ombudsman? Sandiganbayan

G. Years in the service: 18

H . Years covering the House of Representatives: 13

2. What are the experiences in covering the HOR

2.a. What are the practices of print journalist in covering the HOR?

- covering hearings,

- ambush interviews

- writing press releases

2.b. What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR?

- schedule interview with resource persons

- know the scheduled press conferences

 2.c. Are there any protocols in covering the HOR?

1. If yes what are these -wear proper dress, no shorts and slippers.

2. If none , any suggestions?

3. Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in gathering
news? In terms of

3.a. physical preparations eat breakfast, make physically presentable

3.b. mental preparations reading newspaper, listening to tv and radio news.

3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR.

- know and be familiar with the sources of news

3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the
HOR?

- yes

3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage?

- schedule. there are times when big stories are happening at the same time.

3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How?

- yes. chose what story your editors need the most.

4. Are there any recommendation or suggestion for future reporters? What are
these?
 - there are things that you can only learn in the field, like finding source

1. PROFILE:
A. Name: Tina Mendoza
B. Age: 40
C. Gender: Female
D. Educational Background: College graduate/ Undergraduate Bachelor of
Laws
E. Training/ Seminars
F. Other beats covered: Ombudsman,CSC, COA
G. Years in the service 16 years
H . Years covering the House of Representatives 8 months

2. What are the experiences in covering the HOR? Covering hearing of

controversial issues like the NBP drug trade.

2.a. What are the practices of print journalist in covering the HOR? you have to
be well abreast with whats happening in and out of the country because of the
countless reaction you can get from the congressmen.You have to report early
for work as hearing can start as early as 9am and Plenary sessions at times ends
late.

2.b. What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR? call of text
congressmen for their reaction on certain issues. Press Releases. Attend
committee hearings and regular pressconference.

2.c. Are there any protocols in covering the HOR?

1. If yes what are these

2. If none , any suggestions? None

3. Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in gathering
news? In terms of:

3.a. physical preparations: N/A

3.b. mental preparations: read read and read. Not just the newspapers but even
the Twitter and Instagram account of some congressmen as you can get stories
or reaction from their posts.
3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR. Know how
Congress works. How they form and pass laws for these will help in wriring your
news.

3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the
HOR? Yes

3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage? kapag minsan
sabay sabay ang hearing ng mga committee hindi mo alam ano uunahin mong
gawin o puntahan.

3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How?yes dapat dalawa ang
reporter na magkokober for each media oufit dahil sa dami ng storya na
pwedeng gawin for a day,

4. Are there any recommendation or suggestion for future reporters? What are
these?

if you were assigned to cover Congress you have to know how it works, this
would help.
1. PROFILE:
A. Name Meliza Maluntag
B. Age 48
C. Gender Female
D. Educational Background : MassCom and Public Administration Graduate
E. Training/ Seminars : Weather Forecast / Popularizing The Law UP/ Speaker in
a seminar : Media Practices and Protocols
F. Other beats covered : Senate / NBI/ MPD
G. Years in the service : 25 years
H . Years covering the House of Representatives : 13 years

2. What are the experiences in covering the HOR : SONA of former and present
presidents of the Philippines including visit of US President George W. Bush/
Covered Absentee Voting consultation in Los Angeles and New York, USA

2.a. What are the practices of print journalist in covering the HOR? : sharing
stories / dividing the task among reporters and embargo stories we talk
especially when Congress is in recess.

2.b. What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR? Attend press
conferences, committee hearings, ambush interviews and bills filed

2.c. Are there any protocols in covering the HOR? Yes from dress code to the
way of gathering news especially when the session is in progress, reporters are
not allowed to go beyond pages line. If the congress is in session you cant go
direct to the congressman and do an interview but you must call the page for
them to call the lawmakers.

1. If yes what are these?

2. If none , any suggestions?

3. Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in gathering
news? In terms of

3.a. physical preparations: read all newspapers before covering the beat/
monitor early newscast tv and radio news ,

3.b. mental preparations : reporters should be aware of the first name of the
lawmakers, their background , issues or their bills filed

3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR. A chance to
interview and mingle the 3rd highest officials in the country, a chance to go other
places whenever the lawmakers have activities, campaign and hearing in other
provinces.
3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the
HOR? Of course

3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage? Lawmakers who
does not reply to the query of the reporters.

3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How? Yes by asking other
congressmen. There is always an option.

4. Are there any recommendation or suggestion for future reporters? What are
these? Before covering a political beat like HOR, it is a must to study the
protocols inside the session hall, at least memorize the names or committee
chairmanship of the lawmakers and make it a point to get their contact
numbers.
NTERVIEW GUIDE:

1. PROFILE:
A. Name: Dave Vincent Pasit
B. Age: 21
C. Gender: Male
D. Educational Background: College graduate
E. Training/ Seminars
F. Other beats covered: House of Representatives only
G. Years in the service 1 year
H . Years covering the House of Representatives 1 year

2. What are your experiences in covering the HOR? Covering the NBP drug trade

2.a. What are the practices of journalist in covering the HOR? Covering the prescon,
committee hearings and session in the plenary

2.b. What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR? We usually receive press
release and transcription of the interviews of congressmen from other media outfit

2.c. Are there any protocols in covering the HOR?

1. If yes what are these?
2. If none , any suggestions? None

3. Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in gathering news? In
terms of
3.a. physical preparations: As much as possible, get enough sleep because committee
hearings usually begins at 9:00 am, while the plenary session begins at 4:00 and often time
ends after 7:00 pm.

3.b. mental preparations: read previous articles/reports, also the history of the bill. I also
try to read how other reporters/journalists frame up their own stories.

3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR. Get to know our sources well.

3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the HOR? Yes

3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage? Most of the time I come late
on committee hearings due to horrendous traffic from Pasay City to Batasan Complex. Also,
different committee hearings begin at the same time. By such, we, reporters, are sometimes
torn as to what committee hearing are we going to attend to.
3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How? Yes, by leaving my place early to
avoid traffic early and also weighing what committee hearing in particular is far more
important to cover.

4. Are there any recommendation or suggestion for future reporters? What are these?
Familiarize yourself by the schedule of committee hearings.
PROFILE:

A. Name: Benjamin R. Rosario

B. Age: 59
C. Gender Male
D. Educational Background BS Journalism
E. Training/ Seminars :

F. Other beats covered : Police/Military; UP and government

corporations; local government of QC/courts; national election campaigns

G. Years in the service: 34 years

H . Years covering the House of Representatives: 21

2.. What are the practices of print journalist in covering the HOR?

Gather news from following: news sources, committee hearings, press

conferences, plenary activities (passage of bills, privilege speeches etc);
interviews with lawmakers and other newsmakers.

-Confirm news information coming from second hand sources

- Write stories and submit them before deadline at 2 pm and 7 pm
-Reporting on social media and on-line news of company also required
- Monitor the competition

2.a What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR?

- No single set of methods or procedures are strictly imposed

- coverage of news events (plenary activities, committee hearings press
conferences etc) are the most common procedure of gathering news
- Oftentimes, significant and newsworthy information are gathered on
specific question and answer type interviews rather than press releases and
announcements made by legislators and other news sources
- Legislative proposals that are newsworthy are taken from order of business
or lifted from the House webpage

2.b What are the protocols in covering the HOR?

- no strict set of protocols are imposed or observed;

- except for executive sessions and caucuses, there are limitations imposed in
conducting news coverages for other news events
- dictates of the journalism code of ethics are to be followed
- fairness and objectivity are a must
3.Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in gathering
news? In terms of

3.a. physical preparations good grooming will help; try to be early in

coverage of news events to get the better vantage point over the competitor

3.b. mental preparations always review and monitor current news events
for follow up or reaction gathering ; try to be in good spirits and be cordial and
courteous towards media colleagues and news sources, especially the subject
of coverage

3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR: knowing by
heart the personalities, behavior and personal/professional background of news
sources; building good rapport with fellow reporters and subjects of news
coverage;

3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the
HOR?

No. Each reporter has his/her own way of observing best practices that
would help overcome the competition. Best practices should be kept to oneself
to develop confidence and respect of news personalities being covered.
However, if advice is sought by news reporters, it should always be granted.

3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage? Non-
cooperation of sources and their refusal to confirm news information.

3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How?

Not always.

4. Are there any recommendation,suggestions or proposed guide for future

reporters? What are these?

-cross checking and verifications are very important aspects in the practice
of journalism
- observe humility; accept faults but never allow others to impose on how
you do your job
- follow your editors but dont keep new and good ideas of improving
coverage and outscooping the competition to yourself
- be courteous in dealing with other people
- try to be knowledgeable in all aspects of the beat your are covering
PROFILE

A. NAME: Rowena Salvacion

B. AGE: 47
C. GENDER: (BAKLA HAHAHA) Female
D. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: College graduate
E. TRAINING/SEMINARS: (sorry ka ima, di ko na tanda ang lahat
ng trainings na dinaanan ko)
F. OTHER BEATS COVERED: all the police beats in Metro Manila, Malacanang,
Senate
G: YEARS IN THE SERVICE: 24
H. YEARS COVERING HOR: 13

WHAT ARE THE PRACTICES OF PRINT JOURNALISTS IN COVERING THE HOR?

Not so different in covering other the beats.

But since HOR is one of the major beats where decisions and legislations are
made, it entails more diligence, prudence and circumspection.

There has to be a concious effort to keep objectivity in covering politicians.

Prepared everyday to cover wide range of issues from personal issues of

congressmen to the security of the country and taxation.

Keep stock knowledge of issues.

Ready to stay late at HOR to cover long debates.

WHAT ARE THE PROCEDURES IN GATHERING NEWS INSIDE THE HOR?

HOR is challenging and easy to cover at the same time. No "no story day" at
HOR.

We mainly make our reports from filed bills and resolutions, committee hearings,
plenary approval of legislative measures, press conferences, interview with
congressmen and caucuses.

Copies of bills and resolutions can be requested from the Bills and Index Section
of HOR. But it is faster to get it from the offices of the congressmen.

Modern communication tools made our coverage even easier. We can just text
or call any concerned member of HOR to get reactions on issues or pertinent
information that we need to.

It is better to keep contacts of congressional staff for easier access to

congressmen.

WHAT ARE THE PROTOCOLS IN COVERING HOR?

Like any other beat, you need to be accredited first before you can cover HOR.

Know the legislative mill...the "how a bill becomes a law" .

Better to be knowledgeable even on impeachment rules. You will need it.

Learn the rules of the house including those observed in the committees.

Know the background of congressmen, not just their personal background but
their politics, affilliations as well as position on major issues.

PRIOR TO YOUR COVERAGE IN THE HOR WHAT ARE YOUR PREPARATIONS IN

GATHERING NEWS?

It is always better to be in top shape since this job is never routinary.

I do, however, prepare myself fully before a big assignment.

PHYSICAL PREPARATIONS: enough sleep. I can perform good even after 2 hours
of sleep. But it is best to have enough sleep.
I exercise.
I ALWAYS come on time. NEVER NEVER be late for your assignment. That's
unprofessional. That's also the wrong way to start your coverage.

MENTAL PREPARATIONS: i do psyche up myself to keep my focus when im in a big

coverage.
I read, listen and watch the news.
I research backgrounds.
I research the personalities i'm going to cover
IDENTIFY AND EXPLAIN ANY BEST PRACTICES IN COVERING HOR

Politicians are naturally amiable. It is ok to befriend them. But know your

boundaries. Avoid any possibility of conflict of interest.

Keep in mind that your reports will help shape public's opinion. So be careful on
details. Be responsible.

WOULD YOU RECOMMEND THESE BEST PRACTICES TO NEW REPORTERS COVERING

THE HOR?

Of course.

WHAT ARE THE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED DURING THE COVERAGE?

There are politicians or congressmen who are too sensitive. Be careful in dealing
with them. They will have a tendency to dictate on how you layout your facts.

WERE YOU ABLE TO SOLVE THE PARTICULAR PROBLEM? HOW?

I just let it pass. You should not let them bother you. Just do your job.
I always keep in mind that there are 200 plus congressmen from whom i can get
the needed information.

ARE THERE ANY RECOMMENDATION, SUGGESTIONS OR PROPOSED GUIDE FOR

FUTURE REPORTERS? WHAT ARE THESE?

Dont aspire to get to the major beat asap. Learn the trade, get your footing in
the industry and as they say...patibayin mo ang sikmura mo.

Start at the police beat. Never belittle police beats. That's a good point to start
your career. It will give you the much needed foundation and build your
confidence.

Read. Read. Read.

Guide for practice, procedures

Familiarize yourself with the ins and outs of the whole institution.
House leadership
Committees..it's composition and scope
Political coalition, majority and minority
Legislative priorities
Rules

Keep contacts of congressmen and their staff. You need a sure line of
communication anytime you need information or statement coming directly
from the concerned congressmen.

Keep contacts of hor officials i.e. Secretary general, committee secretariat,

legislative security bureau. You will need them.

be aware of the legislative mill's daily grind.

Have a good judgment on which committee hearings to cover.

Dont depend on congressmen too much for good stories. In committee

hearings, most of the time, the best information come directly from the resource
persons. They are the most knowledgeable individuals on issues being tackled in
the hearings, thus, their positions and opinions matter.
Follow up on interesting bills and resolutions, especially those with great impact
on ordinary citizens. Most of the time, the legislators need wake call.

If possible, dont leave hor until session is adjourned. Sometimes, breaking stories
happen at hor at the plenary session.

PROTOCOL

keep your objectivity. Stay professional.

It's ok to be friendly to congressmen. You need to develop a good relation with

them to have assets at hor. You also dont want to antagonize the people you
cover. But keep your balance.
Your relationship wIth them must not compromise your professionalism.

Dont open yourself to "conflict of interest" situation.

Keep in mind that you belong to the fourth state. It is your obligation also to
provide checks and balance for public interest.
INTERVIEW GUIDE:

1. PROFILE:
A. Name: Raynan Javil
B. Age: 23
C. Gender: Male
D. Educational Background: College graduate
E. Training/ Seminars
F. Other beats covered: Sandiganbayan, OVP, Ombudsman
G. Years in the service 1 year
H . Years covering the House of Representatives 1 year

2. What are the experiences in covering the HOR? I experienced long hour of
hearing like the NBP drug trade.

2.a. What are the practices of print journalist in covering the HOR? Print reporters
usually face time constraints especially with 4:00 pm session. But you you get to
get by through time.
2.b. What are procedures in gathering news inside the HOR? House usually
sends press release, that's one way of gathering news. Other ways include
attending committee hearing waiting for bills to be approved during session

2.c. Are there any protocols in covering the HOR?

1. If yes what are these?
2. If none , any suggestions? None

3. Prior to your coverage in the HOR what are your preparations in gathering
news? In terms of
3.a. physical preparations: N/A
3.b. mental preparations: read up a lot, the history of the bill, read how others
wrote their story.

3.c. Identify and explain any best practices in covering HOR. Get to know your
sources well and familiarize yourself with procedures on how a bill becomes a
law.
3.d. Would you recommend these best practices to new reporters covering the
HOR? Yes
3.e. What are the problems encountered during the coverage? One of problems
really is the 4:00 pm session, since newspapers have strict deadline. Stories that
happen around 6 or 7 pm don't make it to print.
3.f. Were you able to solve the particular problem? How?yes, just learn how to
coordinate with the desk about late breaking news

4. Are there any recommendation or suggestion for future reporters? What are
these?
Yes. Future reporters should familiarize themselves with the legislation process
and be ready with long committee hearings and night long House sessions.

Raynan F. Javil
Reporter
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