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Art. 63 Verfassung der Republik und des Kantons Neuenburg (V-CAN), vom 24. September 2000 - Organe

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Art. 63 Verfassung der Republik und des Kantons Neuenburg (V-CAN), vom 24. September 2000 - Organe · Organe

[17] 1 Der Große Rat wählt jedes Jahr seine Präsidentin oder seinen Präsidenten und bildet ein Büro.

2. Die Mitglieder des Großen Rates können sich zu politischen Gruppen zusammenschließen.

3. Der Große Rat bildet aus seinen Mitgliedern Kommissionen, die insbesondere die Aufgabe haben, seine Beratungen vorzubereiten; das Gesetz regelt den institutionellen Rahmen.

← Art. 62 Verfassung der Republik und des Kantons Neuenburg (V-NENE), vom 24. September 2000 - Sitzungen Die Republik und der Kanton Neuenburg Art. 64 Verfassung der Republik und des Kantons Neuenburg (V Cst. NE), vom 24. September 2000 - Initiative →

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (10)

VPB 2005.2368 (Art. 63 al. 2 and 64 al. 3 Cst.)
Social Security Number Replacement with Thirteen-Digit Non-Identifying Number
Constitutional basis for modifications to the law on federal institutes of technology (EPF).
40/2024/23 · sh (Art. 63 BV)
INVOL Participant Wage Claim Dismissed Under CBA Apprenticeship Exemption
The court implicitly confirms that the INVOL measure is supported by federal law, in contrast to the appellant's claim of a violation of the federal competence in vocational training.
B.2024.130 · sg (Art. 63 Abs. 1 BV)
Dyslexia Accommodation in Vocational Exams Over Time Extension Denial
Cited in reasoning (E. 3.1.1) to establish that vocational training is a federal competence, justifying the application of federal law (BehiG).
VB.2022.00533 · zh (Art. 63 Abs. 1 lit. a BV)
Removal of Resident Permit Upheld Due to Serious Criminal Convictions
This article is cited in relation to fundamental rights protection.
B-6678/2018 (Art. 63 BV)
Swiss Regulation on Preparatory Courses Upheld Against German Provider
This constitutional provision on vocational training is discussed in the reasoning as the basis for the Federal Act on Vocational Training.
JAAC 69.47 (Art. 63 BV)
Federal Press Funding Unconstitutional Without New Legal Basis
Provides the federal government with a constitutional basis to provide contributions for the training and further education of journalists.
VPB 2003.1494 (Art. 63, al. 2, Cst.)
Media Subsidy Reform for Swiss Democratic Discourse
Cited as a constitutional basis for supporting journalist training (vocational training and higher education).
A/1142/2002 · ge (art. 63 Cst. Féd.)
Applicant v. University Regarding Late Registration Denial
Cited in the reasoning to establish cantonal competence in university matters, supporting the procedural framework.
VPB 2001.1389 (Art. 63 Cst.)
Federal Council Proposal for ICT in Schools
Provides the constitutional basis for the Confederation to legislate and support vocational training and higher education institutions, which covers the temporary support for cantonal measures in teacher training.
PN070195 · zh (Art. 63 Abs. 1 BV)
Dispute over Contribution Collection for Generally Binding Professional Training Fund: Civil vs. Public Jurisdiction
Cited regarding the constitutional basis for the Federal Vocational Education and Training Act (BBG).