Trade Unions Expect Enough Signatures for Referendum on Emergency Law
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Intervention law: In order for voters to have a say on the law, the initiative must be supported by 40,000 voters by October 5th.
Six trade union centers will start collecting signatures on Tuesday to call a legislative referendum on the Act on Intervention Measures for the Development of Slovenia. They expect to collect 40,000 signatures before the deadline on October 5. They are urging people to sign to preserve the right to a referendum and defend the welfare state, they say.
Trade union centers are starting to collect 40,000 certified signatures for a referendum on the emergency law. Branimir Štrukelj rejects the law's justification as a state of emergency amid economic growth and warns of encroachments on solidarity. The deadline for signatures expires on October 5th.
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