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§ 44 Constitution of the Canton of Zug, (1894)

1894; Titre III Pouvoirs publics
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§ 44 Constitution of the Canton of Zug, (1894) In order to validly consider matters, the presence of an absolute majority of the members of the Grand Council is necessary. No legislative proposal can be definitively adopted until after two readings, which must be separated by a period of at least two months. The details are provided in the regulations.

§ 44 1894

In order to validly consider matters, the presence of an absolute majority of the members of the Grand Council is necessary. No legislative proposal can be definitively adopted until after two readings, which must be separated by a period of at least two months. The details are provided in the regulations.

← § 43 1894 Constitution of the Canton of Zug, (1894) § 45 1894 →

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