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Art. 116 Verfassung des Kantons Bern, (KV)

KV; 7 Gemeinden; 7.2 Besondere Bestimmungen; 7.2.1 Einwohnergemeinden; Volksabstimmungen

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Art. 116 KV

Das Organisationsreglement unterliegt obligatorisch der Volksabstimmung. Das Gesetz bestimmt, welche Gegenstände zwingend im Organisationsreglement zu regeln sind.

Das Gesetz kann weitere grundlegende und wichtige Gegenstände bezeichnen, die den Stimmberechtigten obligatorisch zu unterbreiten sind. Gemeinden mit einem Gemeindeparlament können diese Gegenstände der fakultativen Volksabstimmung unterstellen. Die für das Referendum erforderliche Zahl der Unterschriften darf fünf Prozent der Stimmberechtigten nicht überschreiten.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (10)

100 2016 347 · be (Art. 116 Abs. 1 KV)

Challenge to Communal Ballot on Bylaw Amendments Upheld on Merits Despite Procedural Objections

Cited in reasoning regarding mandatory referendum for OrgR changes, but not in the dispositive.

VG.2018.3 · bs (§ 116 Abs. 1 lit. d KV)

Appeal Regarding Presumption of Knowledge of Swiss Conditions for Citizenship Based on School Attendance

This constitutional provision established the basis for the applicants' right to appeal concerning the violation of municipal autonomy, justifying the court's jurisdiction.

VG.2018.3 · bs (§ 116 Abs. 2 lit. b KV)

Appeal Regarding Presumption of Knowledge of Swiss Conditions for Citizenship Based on School Attendance

This constitutional provision established the basis for the applicants' right to appeal concerning the violation of municipal autonomy, justifying the court's jurisdiction.

VG.2018.1 · bs (Art. 116 Abs. 1 lit. b KV)

Primate Rights Initiative Admissibility Challenge

Cited in the reasoning (E. 1.1) regarding the appealability of the Large Council's decision, which implicitly supports the jurisdiction used to allow the appeal.

VB.2018.00349 · zh (Art. 116 Abs. 1 KV)

Exclusion of Substitute Teacher Upheld Due to Professional Incompetence

This constitutional provision is part of the legal framework reviewed for the contested decision.

2015.04.15.vv.1 · bl (§ 116 Abs. 1 KV)

Municipality Zoning Tax Lacks Legislative Competence

Cited to establish that orderly settlement, efficient land use, and preservation of recreational space are shared tasks of the Canton and municipalities.

2015.04.15.vv.1 · bl (§ 116 Abs. 2 KV)

Municipality Zoning Tax Lacks Legislative Competence

Cited to describe the canton's role in enacting master plans and coordinating planning measures.

2015.04.15.vv.1 · bl (§ 116 Abs. 3 KV)

Municipality Zoning Tax Lacks Legislative Competence

Cited in relation to the scope of the municipality's power to enact land-use plans, which does not include imposing value-added levies.

2015.04.15.vv.1 · bl (§ 116 Abs. 4 KV)

Municipality Zoning Tax Lacks Legislative Competence

Cited to demonstrate that the constitutional provision assigns the competence for balancing planning surpluses to the Canton, excluding municipal competence.

VB.2012.00168 · zh (Art. 116 Abs. II KV)

Kindergarten Yoga Religious Exemption Appeal Rejection

Cited as part of the cantonal constitutional basis of the decision.