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§ 79 Gesetz über das Stimm- und Wahlrecht (StWG) - Rückzug
Volksbegehren - Kantonale Volksbegehren - Volksinitiative
§ 79 StWG · Rückzug
1. Der Rückzug der Volksinitiative ist zulässig, bis der Regierungsrat den Abstimmungstag bestimmt hat.
2. Eine Initiative in Form einer allgemeinen Anregung kann nicht mehr zurückgezogen werden, nachdem ihr der Grosse Rat Folge geleistet hat.
3. Die Rückzugserklärung muss von der Mehrheit der noch stimmberechtigten Mitglieder des Initiativkomitees unterzeichnet sein.
Gerichtsentscheide zu dieser Bestimmung (10)
VVGE.2003.04.Nr.4 · ow (Art. 79 Abs. 2 BPR)
Public Utility's Referendum Flyer Campaign Violates Restraint Principle
Cited as the legal basis for the Regierungsrat to investigate the alleged facts ex officio and to take necessary measures, even if the complainant does not have a direct claim due to the subsidiarity of the supervisory complaint.
VPB 2002.1970 (art. 79 LDP)
Federal Approval of Electronic Voting Pilot Tests
This article concerns measures to remedy defects in an election or vote and the conditions for appeals.
VVGE.2009.10.Nr.4 · ow (Art. 79 Abs. 2bis BPR)
Dismissal of Referendum Challenge Due to Lack of Specific Irregularities
Used to dismiss the appeal without further examination because the alleged irregularities were not capable of significantly influencing the outcome of the vote.
JAAC 68.64 (Art. 79 Abs. 2bis BPR)
Electoral Freedom vs. Register Truthfulness: Transsexual Candidate's Ballot Name Dispute
Cited as the ground for dismissing the election complaints without detailed examination due to the mathematical impossibility of influencing the election outcome.
VPB du-11-ao-t-1999 (art. 35, al. 1 et 3, de la loi fédérale du 20 décembre 1968 sur la procédure administrative (LPA, RS 172.021), en relation avec l'art. 79, al. 1, 2bis et 3, LDP)
Federal Council Circular on 1999 Constitutional Vote Irregularities and Validation
Cited to mandate that decisions on appeals must indicate the legal remedies available, the authority to whom they should be addressed, and the deadline, when the appeal is not fully granted.
VPB du-11-ao-t-1999 (art. 79, al. 1, LDP)
Federal Council Circular on 1999 Constitutional Vote Irregularities and Validation
Cited as the provision establishing the ten-day deadline for cantonal governments to rule on appeals.
VPB du-11-ao-t-1999 (art. 79, al. 2, LDP)
Federal Council Circular on 1999 Constitutional Vote Irregularities and Validation
Cited as the legal basis requiring cantonal governments to remedy defects in voting procedures, preferably before the polls close.
VPB du-11-ao-t-1999 (art. 79, al. 3, LDP)
Federal Council Circular on 1999 Constitutional Vote Irregularities and Validation
Cited as the legal basis for cantonal governments to notify their appeal decisions and other rulings to the Federal Chancellery.
JAAC 60.69 (Art. 79 al. 2bis LDP)
Election Results Upheld Despite Partially Transparent Ballots
The court used this article to analyze whether the transparency of the ballot papers had a decisive influence on the election result.
JAAC 60.70 (Art. 79 Abs. 2bis BPR)
Complainant's Election Challenge Dismissed for Untimeliness
Used to dismiss the appeal without further examination, even if it had been filed in time.