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LEAVING THE HOUSE
14 people will enter the Big Brother House. They do this completely voluntarily. Housemates leave the house in three ways. They may be nominated. They can leave of their own free will. Or, in extreme cases, Big Brother could decide to disqualify them from the project. If they leave voluntarily, they have to report to the Confession Room and give their reasons. They must also give Big Brother time to prepare for their exit. They must also appear on our weekly live show to discuss it. The housemate gets enough time to say goodbye, pack their belongings and leave.

NEW HOUSEMATES
A new housemate may be called in to replace any person who leaves voluntarily or who has been disqualified by Big Brother. This replacement could be a former housemate who had previously been evicted. When this happens, and when a new person comes in, the following rules apply.

• The current housemates cannot ask any questions about the outside world.
  
• The new housemate cannot report any news about the outside world.
  
• The current housemates have to help the new housemates acclimatize to their new and strange environment.
  
• The new housemate will not receive the full prize money. His/Her cash prize will be computed based on the length of stay in the Big Brother house.
  
• The new housemate is exempt from the next nomination round. 

FORCED EXIT
Another way to leave the house is through the voting-out-procedure.

THE VOTING-OUT-PROCEDURE

• In the Confession Room, the housemate nominates the two people they believe should leave the house.
  
• They give one of the people they have nominated one point and the other one two points. You may not give one housemate three points.
  
• A housemate may not nominate himself or herself.
  
• You must give a reason why you nominated each person.
  
• The voting has to be sport and fair. You are not allowed to plot against a fellow housemate. If you do, you are in breach of your contract.
  
• You may not throw a dice, draw straws or use any kind of game to select your eviction nominees.
  
• If a housemate refuses to make a nomination, they must leave the house, but this counts as a voluntary exit, not an eviction.

At the end, the housemates with the highest points are up for eviction. For example, four people could each receive four points. They would all then be up for eviction.

No one is allowed to talk about the nominations outside the Confession Room. Implied and indirect discussions about the nominations (wanting to nominate an unidentified person with a distinct description, etc.) is also forbidden.

Big Brother reserves the right to declare a nomination round invalid.

The results of the nominations (i.e. the names of those with the most points) will be announced to the housemates and viewers a couple of hours later. By voting by phone, internet and SMS, the viewers will finally decide who can stay. The result of this vote will be made public in the live show on eviction nights and the housemate who was voted out will leave the house on that same evening. This housemate will get enough time to gather his/her things and to say goodbye.

At the end, one housemate wins the first prize of P1,000.000.00 for himself, among other prizes.

*Three violations of any of the house rules will mean eviction or automatic nomination for the housemate.
Any grave violation will also mean eviction or automatic nomination for the housemate.
Big Brother reserves the right to change or adjust the rules in this book as deemed necessary. All decisions made by Big Brother are always final and irrevocable.

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