§ 52 Act on Political Rights (GpR) - Voting on Several Parts of the Constitution

1. If individual parts are rejected by the people in a vote separated by constitutional sections, the Constitutional Council must draft a second proposal for these parts and submit it to the people.

2. The Constitutional Council determines the time at which the accepted constitutional sections come into force.

3. If constitutional sections are rejected by the people for the second time, the revision is considered failed for these sections.

4. For each constitutional section, it must be expressly stated which provisions of the current constitution are to be repealed.

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