SECTION  114 . Mode of Designating Different Sessions . — The session of the First Philippine Legislature which convened on the sixteenth of October, nineteen hundred and seven, is denominated "inaugural session", and the succeeding session of the same Legisl ature which convened on the third of February, nineteen hundred and eight, is denominated "first session". The different regular sessions of other Legislatures are numbered according to their sequence as first, second, or third, as the case may be. A special session is denominated "special session"; or if there is more than one during the same legislature, those subsequent to the first are denominated, according to their sequence, "second special session", "third special session", and so on. [Ct. R. 3, First Legis.] SECTION  115 . Adjournment of One House Limited to Three Days . — When the Legislature is convened in lawful session, neither House shall adjourn, without the consent of the other, for more than three days, exclusive of Sundays and holidays; and in case of di sagreement between them with respect to the period of adjournment, the Governor-General may adjourn them to such time as he shall deem proper. [Ct. R. 2, First Legis.] SECTION  116 . Assistance of Government Officers and Other Experts . — Either House of the Philippine Legislature may of itself, or through its President or Speaker, require the assistance of any officer of the Government for purposes of inquiry, investigatio n, or for any other purpose which the said President or Speaker may consider related to the duties intrusted to the body over which he presides. TcEDHa Either House, or the President thereof, may designate temporarily or otherwise, and at such expense as may be agreed upon, any person or persons not in the Government service, whose expert knowledge may be considered necessary or useful. Expenses incurred  under the provisions of this section shall be paid out of any funds available for the payment of the expenses of the Commission or of the Assembly, as the case may be. [2292-1.] SECTION  117 . Power of Chairmen of Appropriation Committees to Require Information from Government Officers . — The chairman of the Committee on Appropriations of either House of the Philippine Legislature may require the attendance of chiefs and assistant c hiefs of Bureaus and Offices and 43 Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011