Members of the prosecution panel in Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment trial say they will not go to the Supreme Court to seek a change in the vote threshold required to convict. In interviews on Monday, panel members Atty. Jay Tolosa and Rep. Ysabel Maria Zamora, along with spokesperson and former Rep. Robert Ace Barbers, said the prosecution team is not entertaining any move to push for a lower threshold. They also indicated that the prosecution panel itself will not pursue the issue through a Supreme Court challenge. At the same time, they noted that other parties are free to raise the question before the Supreme Court if they choose to do so. The statements clarify the prosecution’s position ahead of the trial proceedings, distinguishing its approach from potential actions by separate groups seeking judicial review of the voting requirements. The outlets collectively report that the panel’s stance is to proceed without asking the Supreme Court to alter or revisit the threshold used in the impeachment process, while leaving the option open for other stakeholders.