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Coalition Files Referendums: on VAT, Public Administration, and Burqa Ban

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The coalition has filed consultative referendums on lower VAT on energy and food, rationalization of public administration, and a ban on burqas in public places.

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The ruling coalition of SDS, NSi and Democrats today submitted a request for three new consultative referendums to the parliamentary procedure: on reducing VAT on basic foodstuffs and energy products, on banning face coverings in public places, and on debureaucratization and rationalization of the public sector, including a constitutional limit on the share of public spending in relation to gross domestic product. The proposal was submitted by […

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The coalition has filed consultative referendums on lower VAT on energy and food, rationalization of public administration, and a ban on burqas in public places.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The coalition has filed consultative referendums on lower VAT on energy and food, rationalization of public administration, and a ban on burqas in public places.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The coalition of parties of the parliamentary majority in Slovenia submitted proposals for calling three advisory referendums - on the reduction of VAT on energy products and food.

Written by: STA, G. B. Coalition parliamentary groups propose three new consultative referendums: on lower VAT for basic foodstuffs and energy products, rationalization of public administration and ban on face coverings in public places. The referendums would be held together with a legislative referendum on the Emergency Act for the Development of Slovenia, said representatives of the SDS, NSi and Democrats. A group of deputies with […]

The coalition of the SDS, NSi and Democrats parties has filed a request in the parliamentary procedure to call consultative referendums on lower VAT on energy and food,...

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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siol.net broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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