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Art. 76 Loi d'organisation judiciaire neuchâteloise (OJN), du 27 janvier 2010 - Relations avec la commission de gestion et la commission des finances

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Art. 76 Loi d'organisation judiciaire neuchâteloise (OJN), du 27 janvier 2010 · Relations avec la commission de gestion et la commission des finances

[48] 1 Le président de la commission administrative, accompagné au besoin du secrétaire général, peut participer aux séances de la commission de gestion et aux séances de la commission des finances du Grand Conseil, lorsque celle-ci traite des affaires de la justice.

2. Il peut y prendre la parole et y faire des propositions.

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Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (10)

VVGE.1978.80.Nr.3 · ow (Art. 76 BPR)

Referendums on Legislative Initiatives and Administrative Acts

This provision governs the formulation of the ballot question in alternative votes and the validity of the ballots.

VPB 84-033 (Art. 76 al. 1 LDP)

Federal Council Proposal for Initiative Voting Procedure

This article governs the procedure for voting on initiatives and counter-proposals, defining the questions to be put to voters and the structure of the ballot.

VPB 84-033 (Art. 76 al. 2 LDP)

Federal Council Proposal for Initiative Voting Procedure

This article specifies how to calculate the majority for each question and clarifies the treatment of blank votes, impacting the determination of the vote's outcome.

VPB 84-033 (Art. 76 al. 4 LDP)

Federal Council Proposal for Initiative Voting Procedure

This article dictates how to determine which text enters into force when both the popular initiative and the federal assembly's counter-proposal are accepted, including the rule for the sum of percentages in case of conflicting majorities.

VPB 06-1442-5073 (Art. 76 al. 1 let. a LDP)

Federal Popular Initiative Act

Describes the first question on the ballot for a general popular initiative with a counter-proposal.

VPB 06-1442-5073 (Art. 76 al. 3 LDP)

Federal Popular Initiative Act

Determines which text prevails when both the general popular initiative and its counter-proposal are accepted.

VPB 4308-2002-1361 (Art. 76 LDP)

Federal Council Circular: September 22, 2002 Popular Vote (SNB Gold & Electricity Market Law)

Cited as the legal basis for posing three questions on the same ballot for an initiative accompanied by a counter-proposal.

VPB 2000.1299 (Art. 76 LDP)

Swiss Popular Vote of September 24, 2000: Organizational and Legal Framework

Cited as the legal basis for posing three questions to voters on a single ballot paper in the case of an initiative accompanied by a counter-proposal.

VPB 85-226 (Art. 76 al. 1, 2e et 4e de la loi fédérale sur les droits politiques (LDP))

Parliamentary Procedure for Popular Initiatives with Counter-Proposals

Cited regarding the validity of ballot papers in dual votes.

VPB 85-226 (Art. 76 al. 3e de la loi fédérale sur les droits politiques (LDP))

Parliamentary Procedure for Popular Initiatives with Counter-Proposals

Cited regarding the invalidity of ballot papers with a double 'yes'.