Constitutional Court Allows Referendum on Emergency Law
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The opinion is not binding and was requested by Junts and the CFP
The Constitutional Court has allowed a referendum on a law that its opponents and supporters see as a tax law. In order to “make the rich pay less,” the Left and the Left are mobilizing the streets. This is the core of the response of publicist, professor, and former minister Žiga Turk to the decision, which the court made with seven votes to one, thus opening the way for the collection of at least 40,000 certified signatures. He believes that t…
The opposition is pleased that a referendum on the Act on Intervention Measures for the Development of Slovenia has been allowed.
The Constitutional Court has overturned the decision of the National Assembly on the inadmissibility of calling a legislative referendum on the Act on Intervention Measures for the Development of Slovenia. This will allow trade unions to begin collecting at least 40,000 signatures to call a referendum on the act.
The Constitutional Court has overturned the decision of the National Assembly on the inadmissibility of calling a legislative referendum on the Act on Intervention Measures for the Development of Slovenia. Trade unions will now be able to start collecting at least 40,000 signatures to call a referendum on the Act.
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