§ 43 Rules of Procedure of the Cantonal Council of Solothurn - a) Procedural Order Debate on Entry

1. The Cantonal Council addresses each matter in principle during the admission debate and decides whether to enter into it. For matters whose consideration is required by the constitution or a law, the admission resolution is omitted.

2. In the admission debate, factions should mainly disclose how they assess a proposal. Only motions for admission, non-admission, referral back, and procedural motions are permissible.

3. If the Council decides not to enter into a matter, the business is considered settled and is removed from the agenda.

4. After the admission resolution, the Council may refer a matter back to a council body or to the government council for revision.

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