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Art. 57 Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel (Cst. NE), du 24 septembre 2000 - Finances

1 État - Peuple - Autorités - 10 Constitution et autres actes fondamentaux - Titre IV - Chapitre 2 Le Grand Conseil - B. Compétences

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Art. 57 Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel (Cst. NE), du 24 septembre 2000 · Finances

[14] 1 Le Grand Conseil arrête le budget et approuve les comptes. Il autorise le recours à l’emprunt et fixe la limite de l’endettement.

2. Il vote les dépenses et il autorise les acquisitions et les aliénations du domaine public, sauf les cas qui relèvent de la compétence exclusive du Conseil d’Etat.

3. Doivent être votés à la majorité de trois cinquièmes des membres du Grand Conseil les lois et décrets qui entraînent de nouvelles dépenses importantes pour le canton, une diminution ou une augmentation importante de ses recettes fiscales. La loi définit les notions de dépense nouvelle importante, de diminution et d'augmentation importantes des recettes fiscales.

3bis Doivent de même être votés à la majorité de trois cinquièmes des membres du Grand Conseil les lois et décrets qui entraînent des économies importantes pour le canton, lorsqu'ils sont adoptés en vue de respecter les dispositions prévues par la loi en matière de limite de l'endettement. La loi définit la notion d'économies importantes.

4. La même majorité est requise pour l'adoption de tout budget annuel dérogeant aux dispositions prévues par la loi en matière de limite de l'endettement.

← Art. 56 Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel (Cst. NE), du 24 septembre 2000 La République et Canton de Neuchâtel Art. 58 Constitution de la République et Canton de Neuchâtel (Cst. NE), du 24 septembre 2000 →

Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (13)

VPB 150000206 (Art. 57 Abs. 1 BV)

Swiss Army's Constitutional Mandate and Evolving Defense Needs

This provision states that the Confederation and cantons are responsible for the security of the country and the protection of the population, providing a broad constitutional framework for defense and security efforts.

VPB 150000206 (Art. 57 Abs. 2 BV)

Swiss Army's Constitutional Mandate and Evolving Defense Needs

This provision emphasizes the coordination between federal and cantonal authorities in security matters, pertinent to how defense responsibilities are integrated within the broader security framework.

A 2010 51 · gr (Art. 57 Abs. 2 BV)

Federal Agency Property Tax Exemption Denial for Holiday Apartments

Cited in the reasoning regarding the federal mandate for WOKA, but not used in the dispositive orders.

VB.2009.00346 · zh (Art. 57 BV)

Inmate Conditional Release Rejection Upheld Due to Violent Offense History and Flight Risk

This provision of the Federal Constitution was used to support the decision, likely regarding fundamental rights or obligations relevant to the case.

VPB 2007.2920 (Art. 57 Cst.)

Swiss Army Performance and Development Report 2003-2011

This constitutional article establishes the responsibility of the Confederation and cantons for security, which is relevant to the discussion on the army's support to civilian authorities.

VPB 2006.2932 (Art. 57, al. 2, Cst.)

Constitutional Basis for Combating Sports Hooliganism

Cited as a limited basis for federal legislative competence in internal security, only applicable to coordination matters.

VPB 150000029 (Art. 57 Abs. 2 BV)

Federal vs. Cantonal Authority in Out-of-Court Witness Protection

Invoked as a complementary constitutional basis for federal legislation on witness protection, specifically for uniform regulations covering cantonal and federal criminal proceedings, by establishing the federal government's coordination competence in security matters.

VPB 05-2198-1581 (Art. 57 al. 2 Cst.)

Federal Act on Additional Financial Contributions for EURO 2008

Constitutional basis for the Confederation and cantons to coordinate internal security efforts and for the Confederation to take necessary measures.

JAAC 70.64 (Art. 57 ff. BV)

Constitutional and International Law Implications of a Swiss General Service Obligation

The court mentions that introducing a general service obligation would require revising these articles of the Swiss Federal Constitution.

52.1995.549 · ti (art. 57 Cost. federale)

Appeal Against State Council for Failure to Respond to Petitions on Religious Communities

This article concerning the right to petition is cited in the context of the decision's basis.

JAAC 59.26 (Art. 57 Cst.)

Parliamentary Consideration of Petitions

This article is cited as the basis for the right to petition, which includes the right for an authority to examine and respond to a petition, and in exceptional cases, for parliament to take note and forward it for consideration in legislative work.

RRE Nr 144 · lu (Art. 57 BV)

Cantonal Market Regulation: Ban on Signature Gathering and Religious Material Distribution Struck Down

Cited as a constitutional right violated by the general prohibition on signature collection.

VB.2009.00346 · zh (Art. 57 BV)

Refusal of Conditional Release for Attempted Murder Plot Confirmed

This article is cited in the legal norms section, relevant to the fundamental rights context of the case.