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§ 56 Verfassung des Kantons Thurgau (KV) - Einteilung des Kantons

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§ 56 KV · Einteilung des Kantons

1. Das Kantonsgebiet ist in fünf Bezirke eingeteilt. Das Gesetz bestimmt deren Umfang und die Aufgaben der Behörden.

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Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (9)

VPB 6660-2005-3344 (Art. 56 al. 2 Cst.)
Zurich Canton-Italy Joint Art Lycée Agreement Notification
This provision is cited as the legal basis for the canton of Zurich to inform the Confederation of its intention to enter into an agreement with a foreign country.
VPB 6660-2005-3344 (Art. 56 al. 3 Cst.)
Zurich Canton-Italy Joint Art Lycée Agreement Notification
This provision is cited as the basis for the Federal Council to conclude an agreement with a foreign government on behalf of a canton.
JAAC 70.47 (Art. 56 Abs. 1 BV)
Cantonal Cross-Border Cooperation Agreements
Establishes the competence of cantons to conclude treaties with foreign countries within their areas of responsibility.
JAAC 70.47 (Art. 56 Abs. 2 Satz 2 BV)
Cantonal Cross-Border Cooperation Agreements
Imposes an obligation on cantons to inform the Confederation before concluding treaties.
JAAC 70.47 (Art. 56 Abs. 3 BV)
Cantonal Cross-Border Cooperation Agreements
Governs the procedure for cantons to interact with foreign central or federal authorities, requiring mediation by the Confederation.
VPB 04-1888-6663 (Art. 56, al. 2, Cst.)
Federal Council Proposal: Harmonizing Cantonal Agreement Law with Revised Constitution
Cited to establish the duty of cantons to inform the Confederation about conventions with foreign countries.
VPB 98-060 (Art. 56 Cst.)
Swiss Federal Council's Position on ILO Conventions (1995-1996)
This article guarantees freedom of association, which is a fundamental principle related to freedom of unionization and collective bargaining.
VPB 88-075 (Art. 56 Cst.)
Swiss Political Party Funding and State Support
Guarantees freedom of association, which underlies the foundation and activities of political parties.
VPB 82-221 (Art. 56 BV)
Parliamentary Initiative on Right to Strike Rejected
Cited as the basis for the constitutional right to freedom of association, which includes the right to collective action and thus the right to strike for employees in the private sector.