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Art. 106 Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel (Cst. NE), du 24 septembre 2000 - Adaptations formelles

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Art. 106 Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel (Cst. NE), du 24 septembre 2000 · Adaptations formelles

1 Le Grand Conseil adapte formellement la présente Constitution aux modifications de la Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel, du 21 novembre 1858, acceptées par le peuple après le 25 avril 2000.

2. Il adapte formellement à la présente Constitution les modifications constitutionnelles proposées après cette date.

3. Le décret y relatif n'est pas soumis au référendum.

← Art. 105 Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel (Cst. NE), du 24 septembre 2000 La République et Canton de Neuchâtel Art. 107 Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel (Cst. NE), du 24 septembre 2000 →

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (11)

B-434/2020 (Art. 106 Abs. 1 BV)
Online Gambling Operator Fails to Overturn Swiss Gambling Site Ban
This article grants the federal government the power to regulate gambling.
BVGE-2023-IV-1 (Art. 106 BV)
Swiss Court: Robust Geo-Blocking Required for Gambling Site Removal
This constitutional provision is cited as the foundation for the gambling legislation, including network blocking measures.
601 2021 175 · fr (Art. 106 al. 1 Cst.)
Citizen v. State Council Electoral Lists Challenge
Cited in the reasoning as part of the basis for majority election system, but not used in the operative part.
VD.2016.153 · bs (Art. 106 Abs. 3 lit. c BV)
Claw Machine Plush Toys and Cantonal Gaming Law Validity
Cited in the background reasoning concerning cantonal competence over skill games, which informed the assessment of cantonal law (Spielcasinogesetz).
B-1099/2007 (Art. 106 Cst.)
Electronic Lottery Terminals Classified Under Lottery Law, Not Casino Law
Cited to establish the principle of federal competence for gambling and lottery legislation.
B-547/2008 (Art. 106 al. 1 Cst.)
Casino Association Fails to Ban Poker Tournaments
Cited to establish the Confederation's competence in legislation on games of chance and lotteries.
B-547/2008 (Art. 106 al. 4 Cst.)
Casino Association Fails to Ban Poker Tournaments
Cited to affirm the legislative and supervisory competence of cantons in matters of games of skill.
VPB 2001.1906 (Art. 106 Cst.)
Parliamentary Amendment to Gaming Law for Provisional Casino Licenses
Establishes the Confederation's competence to legislate on gambling and lotteries.
JAAC 66.104 (Art. 106 Abs. 4 BV)
Gaming Machine Classification: Skill vs. Gambling
This constitutional provision grants cantons the authority to decide on the admission of skill game machines with prize possibilities, providing the legal framework for the distinction.
52.2000.150 · ti (art. 106 Cost.)
Appeal Moot Due to Subsequent Federal Reclassification of Gaming Machines
Cited in the list of applicable articles ('visti') preceding the final orders, used to justify the decision on costs.
VPB 99-441-e (Art. 103, 106 à 114bis Cst.)
Partial Judicial Reform to Alleviate Federal Court Workload
Constitutional basis for federal procedural law, invoked for the modifications to the judicial organization.