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Austria - Constitutional law - Law, Act

EU Information Act (EU InfoG) (BGBI. No. 113/2011). (Bundesgesetz über Information in EU-Angelegenheiten (EU-Informationsgesetz EU-InfoG)) -

Adoption: 2011-11-15 | Date of entry into force: 2012-01-01 | AUT-2011-L-90197

The Act consists of thirteen articles which deal with the following:
1. Preliminary
2. European documents
3. Documents issued by Austrian Authorities
4. Formal specifications
5. Additional information
6. Written information
7. Annual review
8. Information regarding complaints of the principle of devolving decisions to the lowest practical level
9. Information transition and handling
10. EU database
11. Safety of the information
12. Obligation of publication
13. Entry into force.

Austria - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Federal Act to amend Federal Constitutional Law (Text No. BGBl. I Nr. 5/2007) (Bundesverfassungsgesetz, mit dem das Bundes-Verfassungsgesetz geändert wird) -

Adoption: 2007-01-30 | Date of entry into force: 2007-01-22 | AUT-2007-L-87702

Major amendments: Article 67a (new) in order to assist the Federal President in the management of his official duties, Office of the President is appointed, which reports to the President.
Article 67 does not apply to the appointment of staff of the Office of the President and the Ceremony of official titles deriving from this act and for the President to exercise those duties.

Austria - Constitutional law - Constitution

Amendment of the Federal Constitution. No. 8.

Adoption: 1999-01-08 | Date of entry into force: 1999-01-08 | AUT-1999-C-51639

Amends Article 21, sub-paragraph 1(4) of the Constitution with regard to the competency of the Federal States in relation to employment contracts of and occupational safety matters concerning provincial public servants. Also inserts a new Article 118a which regards community security services.

Austria - Constitutional law - Constitution

Amendment of the Federal Constitution (Text No. 87).

Adoption: 1997-08-13 | AUT-1997-C-48009

Inserts a new section which prohibits discrimination against disabled persons and commits the State to promote the equal treatment of disabled and non-disabled people. In addition, provides for detailed rules regarding succession of power in the case of the incapacity of the Chancellor, the Vice Chancellor, or any federal minister. Finally, provides for the creation of an independent Federal Asylum Senate, which shall be the highest body of appeal in matters regarding the granting of asylum.

Austria - Constitutional law - Constitution

Amendment of the Federal Constitution (Text No. 437).

Adoption: 1996-08-20 | Date of entry into force: 1996-09-15 | AUT-1996-C-45343

Provides two amendments. The first allows certain measures which relate to the European Union to be handled by a special committee in place of the National Council. The second amendment requires the President to convene a meeting of the National Council if the necessary number of members request him or her to do so.

Austria - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Federal Constitutional Law on the Protection of Personal Liberty, 1988. (Bundesverfassungsgesetz vom 29. November 1988 über den Schutz der persönlichen Freiheit) -

Adoption: 1988-11-29 | Date of entry into force: 1991-01-01 | AUT-1988-L-94128

Contains 8 articles. Provides that everyone has the right to liberty and security. Regulates the circumstances under which a person may be deprived of their liberty or detained.

Austria - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Federal Election Law (BGBl. Nr. 57). (Bundespräsidentenwahlgesetzes 1971) -

Adoption: 1971 | AUT-1971-L-93675

Austria - Constitutional law - Constitution

Federal Constitutional Law of 1920. (Bundes-Verfassungsgesetz (B-VG)) -

Adoption: 1930-10-01 | AUT-1930-C-49400

Establishes the Constitution of Austria and as amended, provides for Austria's entry into the European Union.

Austria - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Basic Law on the General Rights of Nationals - StGG. (Staatsgrundgesetz vom 21. December 1867, über die allgemeinen Rechte der Staatsbürger für die im Reichsrathe vertretenen Königreiche und Länder - StGG) -

Adoption: 1867-12-21 | AUT-1867-L-84888

Provides for the rights of Austrian nationals including the right of assembly and to constitute associations.
Article 12 provides: "Austrian nationals have the right of assembly and to constitute associations. The exercise of these rights will be regulated in special statutes."

Austria - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Law on the Protection of the Rights of the Home, 1862.

Adoption: 1862-10-27 | AUT-1862-L-94127

Protects the rights of citizens' homes with respect to infringements by government officials.

Azerbaijan - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Law No.1308-IVQ of 30 September 2015 "On Application of Citizens". -

Adoption: 2015-09-30 | Date of entry into force: 2015-11-15 | AZE-2015-L-101989

Regulates the relationships concerning the realisation of the right of citizens to apply for state bodies, local municipal bodies, setting the general concepts of the law, general principles of consideration of applications of citizens. Defines the sphere of implementation of this law; specifies the requirements to applying citizens; sets the procedure of admission, registration and consideration of applications; deals with the peculiarities of considering application concerning violations of law, corruption. Establishes the obligations of officials dealing with applications; rights of applying citizens; introduces peculiarities of oral (not written) application via media or phone.
Repeals the Law "On Procedure of Consideration of Applications of Citizens" (Sobranie zakonadatelstva Azerbaijanskoj Respubliki, 1997, No.5, article 417).

Azerbaijan - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Law No. 561-IIQ of 23 December 2003 on the Constitutional Court. -

Adoption: 2003-12-23 | AZE-2003-L-71141

Establishes the Constitutional Court, regulates its membership, powers and responsibilities. Repeals the Law of Azerbaijan Republic "On Constitutional Court" of 21 October 1997 (Collection of Legislation of Azerbaijan Republic, 1998, N1, Article 19; 2001, N5, Article 292; 2002, N1 Article 4; N8, Article 463; N12, Article 701)

Azerbaijan - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution of Nakhichevan Autonomous Region of 29 December 1998. -

Adoption: 1998-12-29 | AZE-1998-C-89957

Chapter I: General Provisions
Chapter II: Legislative power
Chapter III: Executive Power
Chapter IV: Judicial Power
Chapter V: Legislative System
Chapter VI: The amendments and additions to the Constitution of Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic

Azerbaijan - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution of the Azerbaijan Republic of 12 November 1995. -

Adoption: 1995-11-12 | Date of entry into force: 1995-11-27 | AZE-1995-C-46125

Part II deals with rights, freedoms and responsibilities. It provides for equality between men and women (section 25) and equality of persons irrespective of their race, nationality, religion, sex, origin, property status, social position, convictions, political party, trade union and social unity affiliation. Section 35 provides for free choice of employment, the right to unemployment benefits, the right to work under safe and healthy conditions and to receive no less than the minimum wage. It also bans forced labour (except during a state of emergency or martial law, on the basis of a court decision). Section 36 provides for the right to strike that can only be limited in cases specified by law. Section 37 guarantees at least 21 days of annual paid leave to employees working 8 hours a day. Section 38 deals with the right to social security (old age, sickness, disability, unemployment benefits).

Azerbaijan - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitutional Law on State Independence of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Adoption: 1991-10-18 | AZE-1991-C-46126

Bahamas - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Constitutional Referendum (Amendment) Act, 2012 (No. 26 of 2012).

Adoption: 2012-12-12 | BHS-2012-L-94035

Makes numerous amendments to the principal Act. Amends both the short title and the long title of the Act. The long title now reads "An Act to provide for a framework for the conduct of a constitutional referendum or any other referendum. Inserts a new section 1A into the principal Act concerning interpretation of the word "Minister". Also amends sections 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the Act and inserts new sections 3A (Holding of any other referendum) and 3B (conduct of referendum).

Bahamas - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Bahamas Constitution (Amendment) (No. 3) Act, 2002. -

Adoption: 2002-03-08 | BHS-2002-L-62120

Replaces Article 78 of the Constitution. Regulates functions of the Attorney-General.

Bahamas - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Bahamas Constitution (Amendment) (No. 4) Act, 2002. -

Adoption: 2002-03-08 | BHS-2002-L-62121

Inserts a Chapter VIa into the Constitution on the Director of Public Prosecutions which provides for establishment of his office. Also regulates remuneration and tenure of office.

Bahamas - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Bahamas Constitution (Amendment) (No. 2) Act, 2002. -

Adoption: 2002-02-01 | BHS-2002-L-62122

Inserts Article 70(a) into the Constitution. Provides for establishment of office and functions of Parliamentary Commissioner. Parliamentary Commissioner shall have general responsibility for, and shall supervise, the registration of electors for the election of members of the House of Assembly and the conduct of elections of such members. Also regulates remuneration, and tenure of office of Parliamentary Commissioner.

Bahamas - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Bahamas Constitution (Amendment) (No. 5) Act, 2002. -

Adoption: 2002-02-01 | BHS-2002-L-62123

Amends Chapter VIII of the Constitution by inserting a Part Va which provides for establishment, composition and functions of the Teaching Service Commission.

Bahamas - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Referendum Act (Ch. 1) (No. 16 of 1977). (Constitutional Referendum Act (Ch. 1) (No. 16 of 1977).) -

Adoption: 1977-12-29 | BHS-1977-L-94034

An Act to provide for the manner in which a vote shall be taken for the purpose of obtaining the approval of the electors with respect to a Bill which seeks to alter certain Articles of the Constitution of The Bahamas.

Bahamas - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. -

Adoption: 1973-06-20 | Date of entry into force: 1973-07-10 | BHS-1973-C-16270

Independence attained 10 July. Schedule contains the Constitution of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas (Ch. III: Protection of the fundamental rights and freedoms of the individual).

Bahamas - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Habeas Corpus Act (Ch. 63). -

Adoption: 1679 | BHS-1679-L-94042

An Act for the better securing the Liberty of the Subject and for Prevention of Imprisonments beyond the Seas.

Bahrain - Constitutional law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

Order No. 13 of 2017 amending Order No. 22 of 2016 on the Promulgation of the Constitutional Court Human Resources Regulation. (قرار رقم 13 لسنة 2017 بتعديل بعض احكام لائحة الموارد البشرية للمحكمة الدستورية الصادرة بالقرار رقم 22 لسنة 2016) -

Adoption: 2017-11-30 | Date of entry into force: 2017-12-01 | BHR-2017-R-106229

This Order amends and replaces Articles 4, 81 and 144 of Order No. 22 of 2016 on the Promulgation of the Constitutional Court Human Resources Regulation.

Bahrain - Constitutional law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

Order No. 4 of 2017 amending Order No. 22 of 2016 on the Promulgation of the Constitutional Court Human Resources Regulation. (قرار رقم 4 لسنة 2017 بتعديل بعض احكام لائحة الموارد البشرية للمحكمة الدستورية الصادرة بالقرار رقم 22 لسنة 2016) -

Adoption: 2017-09-14 | Date of entry into force: 2017-09-15 | BHR-2017-R-106228

This Order amends Article 79 and Repeals Article 29 of Order No. 22 of 2016 on the Promulgation of the Constitutional Court Human Resources Regulation.

Bahrain - Constitutional law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

Order No. 22 of 2016 on the Promulgation of the Constitutional Court Human Resources Regulation. (قرار رقم 22 لسنة 2016 بشان اصدار لائحة الموارد البشرية للمحكمة الدستورية) -

Adoption: 2016-11-24 | Date of entry into force: 2016-11-25 | BHR-2016-R-106227

Part I: General Provisions.
Part II: Organizational Structure and Arranging the Functions.
Part III: Jobs Appointments.
Part IV: Salaries, Allowances and Bonuses.
Part V: Performance Evaluations.
Part VI: Promotion, Assignments, Transportation and Loans.
Part VII: Delegation on Official Mission and Training Mission.
Part VIII: Training's.
Part IX: Working Hours and Official Vacations.
Part X: Duties and Prohibited Acts.
Part XI: Investigation and Disciplinary.
Part XII: Grievances.
Part XIII:Termination of Service.
Attachments.

Bahrain - Constitutional law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

Order No. 20 of 2013 amending Order No. 4 of 2005 concerning the regulation of communications between local political societies, and foreign parties or political organizations. -

Adoption: 2013-05-30 | Date of entry into force: 2013-05-27 | BHR-2013-R-95438

Additional paragraph added to Section No. 2 of Order No. 4 of 2005 concerning the regulation of communications between local political societies, and foreign parties or political organizations, which provides as follows:
"The Minister of Justice may specify the party or the foreign political organization, that prohibits the political societies to communicate with".

Bahrain - Constitutional law - Constitution

Decree-Law No. 38 of 2012 amending some provisions of Decree-Law No. 27 of 2002 concerning establishing the Constitutional Court. -

Adoption: 2012-08-14 | Date of entry into force: 2012-08-17 | BHR-2012-C-92413

Article 1: The text of articles 2, 3 and 7 paragraph 2 of the Decree-by-Law No. 27 for the year 2002 regarding establishing the Constitutional Court shall be replaced with the following provisions:-

"Article 1: In applying the provisions of this Law, the word "court" denotes the "Constitutional Court"; in other words "court member", "court chairman", deputy chairman and members of the court".

"Article 3: The court shall comprise a chairman, deputy chairman and five members appointed under a Royal Ordinance to succeed him for a term of five years renewable once. In the event of the absence of the chairman or his having an obstruction, he would be replaced by the deputy chairman who will have the same jurisdiction and powers assigned to the chairman. If the position of the court chairman or deputy chairman or one of the court members becomes vacant as a result of his resignation, demise, health inability or for any other reason, a replacement for him shall be appointed under Royal Ordinance to succeed him for a term of five years renewable once".

"Article 7: The General Assembly shall be presided over by the court chairman and in the event of his absence or his having any obstruction, the chairmanship shall be assigned to the deputy chairman then to next court member according to their serial order in the Royal Ordinance which appointed them".


Article 2: A new article shall be added to the Decree-by-Law NO. 27 for the year 2002 regarding the establishing of the Constitutional Court under number 8 ditto according to the following text:

"Article 8 ditto: The court shall have its own independent annual budget which commences with the beginning of the official financial year and ends by the end thereof.

The court chairman shall prepare in agreement with the Minister of Finance the bill of the budget before the beginning of the financial year by sufficient time and in preparing the bill of the budget should observe the listing of revenues and expenditures in one figure and submit the proposed budget to the Finance Minister.

After endorsement of the public budget, the court chairman, in coordination with the Finance Minister, shall distribute the total allocations to the court budget on the basis of the classification stated in the state's public budget.

The court chairman shall assume the powers assigned to the Finance Minister in laws and regulations pertaining to implementation of the court budget within the confines of the allocations listed therein.

Also, the court chairman shall assume the powers assigned to the Civil Service Bureau.

The court shall deposit the excess financial allocations which have not been expended or which have not been complied with during the ending financial year into the state's public budget.

The court chairman shall prepare the final account for the court's budget on prescribed timing and refers it the Finance Minister who would list it into the final account of the state's public budget.".

Bahrain - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Legislative Decree with respect to establishment of Constitutional Court (No. 27 of 2002).

Adoption: 2002-09-14 | BHR-2002-L-65395

Provides for establishment of Constitutional Court. Divided into 3 parts. Part 1 regulates establishment of Constitutional Court, its formation, and guarantees for its members and their duties. Court is independent and separate judicial authority. Court comprises President and six members who are appointed by Royal Order. Part 2 provides for powers of Court and procedures. Part 3 governs judgments and verdicts. Court's verdicts are final and shall not be challenged.

Bahrain - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution of the Kingdom of Bahrain, 2002. -

Adoption: 2002-02-14 | BHR-2002-C-68652

Replaces constitution of 1973. Comprises 6 chapters. Chapter 1 (s. 1-3) contains provisions regarding the State. Section 1 defines Kingdom of Bahrain as hereditary constitutional monarchy, but also states that sovereignty is "in the hands of the people, the source of all powers". Section 2 declares Islam the religion of the State and Islamic Shari'a "the principal source for legislation". Chapter 2 (s. 4-16) provides for basic constituents of society. Section 11 states that "all natural wealth and resources are State property". Chapter 3 (s. 17-31) regulates public rights and duties. Section 18 affirms that "people are equal in human dignity, and citizens are equal before the law in public rights and duties". Chapter 4 (s. 32-107) provides for public authorities. Chapter 5 (s. 108-119) deals with financial matters. Chapters 6 and 8 (s. 120-125) contain general and final provisions.

Bahrain - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Decree Law No. 17 of 2002 with respect to the Organization of Governorates. -

Adoption: 2002 | BHR-2002-L-83307

Divides the Country up into five Governorates. Sets out their jurisdiction and functioning. Repeals Decree No. 16 of 1996.

Bangladesh - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Presidential Election Act (Act No.27 of 1991). -

Adoption: 1991-08-18 | BGD-1991-L-92054

1. Short title and commencement
2. Definitions
3. Management and conduct of election
4. Place of election
5. Inviting nominations etc.
6. Delivery of nomination papers
7. Scrutiny of the nomination papers
8. Withdrawal of candidature
9. Proclamation of the names of candidates, proposers and seconders
10. Taking of the poll
11. Count of votes and declaration of result
12. Power to make rules
13. Repeals.

The Presidential Election Ordinance, 1978 (Ord.No. XIV of 1978) is herewith repealed.

Bangladesh - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Referendum Act 1991 (Act No.25 of 1991). -

Adoption: 1991-08-10 | BGD-1991-L-92055

An Act made to provide for the conduct of a referendum for the decision of the question whether or not a Bill providing for the amendment of the Preamble or any provision of article 8, 48, 56, 58, 80, 92 or 142 of the Constitution of the People's Republic of Bangladesh should, after having been passed in Parliament in accordance with article 142 (1) of the said Constitution, be assented to by the President.

Bangladesh - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. -

Adoption: 1972-11-04 | BGD-1972-C-33095

Comprised of 11 Parts, concerning matters including fundamental principles of state policy, fundamental rights, and the Executive, judiciary, and Legislature. Prohibits racial, sexual and religious discrimination, and forced labour. Provides for equality of rights for men and women, freedom of assembly and association, and freedom of profession or occupation.

Bangladesh - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Bangladesh (Adaptation of Existing Laws) Order, 1972. -

Adoption: 1971-03-26 | BGD-1971-L-87976

Following the establishment of the People's Republic of Bangladesh in 1971 and the dissolution of East Pakistan, the Order was adopted to provide that all laws in force before the 26 March 1971 are to remain in force in Bangladesh until amended or repealed by the competent legislative body.

Barbados - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Whistleblower Protection Act, 2021. -

Adoption: 2021-12-20 | BRB-2021-L-113792

An Act to deter and combat corruption and other improper conduct by encouraging and facilitating disclosures of such conduct, protecting the persons who make such disclosures and regulating the receipt, investigation and other treatment of such disclosures.

Barbados - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Constitution (Amendment) Act, 2019 (2019-15). -

Adoption: 2019-05-20 | BRB-2019-L-108867

Repeal and replacement of section 15 of the Constitution
Repeal and replacement of section 26 of the Constitution
Repeal and replacement of section 78 of the Constitution

Barbados - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Constitution (Amendment) (No. 2) Act, 2019 (2019-16). -

Adoption: 2019-04-04 | BRB-2019-L-108868

Barbados - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution (Amendment) Act, 2003 (2003-10). -

Adoption: 2003-04-24 | BRB-2003-C-64438

Amends Constitution of Barbados. Inter alia provides for establishment, composition and jurisdiction of Caribbean Court of Justice.

Barbados - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Constitution (Amendment) Act, 2002 (No. 14).

Adoption: 2002-09-05 | BRB-2002-L-62428

Amends Sections 15, 23 and 78 of Constitution. Establishes that imposition of mandatory sentence of death or execution thereof shall not be inconsistent with Section 15 of Constitution. Also provides for transfer between Barbados and other countries of persons detained in prisons, hospitals or other institutions by virtue of orders made in the course of the exercise by courts or tribunals of their jurisdiction.

Barbados - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution (Amendment) Act, 1995 (No. 2 of 1995)

Adoption: 1995-02-26 | BRB-1995-C-40110

Inserts a new section 112A on remuneration of public officers and soldiers which provides that the salaries and allowances payable to the holders of offices established under the Civil Establishment Act and the Defence Act shall not be altered to their disadvantage.

Barbados - Constitutional law - Constitution

Barbados Constitution (Amendment) Act, 1992.

Adoption: 1992-07-02 | Date of entry into force: 1992-07-09 | BRB-1992-C-31822

Barbados - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution of Barbados (Amendment) Act, 1990.

Adoption: 1990-06-28 | BRB-1990-C-20836

Amendments relating primarily to the office of Judges.

Barbados - Constitutional law - Constitution

Barbados Constitution (Amendment)Act (L.R.O. 1978). -

Adoption: 1975-02-01 | BRB-1975-C-73318

Amends a large number of sections in the Constitution including: sections 3, 6, 7, 13, 22, 27, 37, 38, 39, 43, 44, 45, 79, 81, 82, 84, 89, 94, 95, 96, 97, 99, 100, 104, 105, 106, 112, 113, 117. In addition, the following new sections are inserted into the Constitution: 79A, 89A, 93A and 93B and 1OOA.

Barbados - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution of Barbados. Statutory Instrument 1966 (No. 1455) -

Adoption: 1966-11-22 | BRB-1966-C-72559

Includes the Barbados Independence Order, 1966 which establishes the judiciary, judicial procedures and parliament. The Constitution is included in the Schedule to the Order.
Chapter 1 stipulates that the Constitution is the supreme law
Chapter 2 Citizenship
Chapter 3 Protection of fundamental rights and freedoms of the individual
Chapter 4 The Governer General
Chapter 5 Parliament
Chapter 6 Executive powers
Chapter 7 The judicature
Chapter 8 The public service
Chapter 9 Finance
Chapter 10 Miscellaneous and interpretation

Barbados - Constitutional law - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

Barbados Independence Order 1966 (No. 1455). -

Adoption: 1966-11-22 | Date of entry into force: 1966-11-30 | BRB-1966-R-73323

Barbados - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Barbados Independence Act 1966 (Cap. 37). -

Adoption: 1966-11-17 | BRB-1966-L-73322

Makes Barbados a fully independent State within the British Commonwealth.

Belarus - Constitutional law - Law, Act

Law No. 108-3 of 4 January 2010 on Local Government in the Republic of Belarus. (Закон от 4 января 2010 года №108-З o местном управлении и самоуправлении в Республике Беларусь) -

Adoption: 2010-01-04 | Date of entry into force: 2010-06-04 | BLR-2010-L-86988

Chapter I: General Provisions
Chapter II: Councils
Chapter III: Public Territorial Self-Governance
Chapter IV: Local Assemble, Local Referendum and Other Forms of Local Governance
Chapter V: Executive and Administrative Bodies
Chapter VI: Economic Basis of Local Governance and Self-Governance
Chapter VII: Guarantees, Monitoring and Responsibilities in the Sphere of Local Governance and Self-Governance
Chapter VIII: Final Provisions
Cancels the previous Law on Local Government and Self-Government of 1991

Belarus - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution of the Republic of Belarus of 1994 [consolidated version]. -

Adoption: 1994-03-15 | Date of entry into force: 1996-11-27 | BLR-1996-C-47034

The amended text replaces the Supreme Soviet with a bicameral National Assembly composed of the Council of the Republic and the Chamber of Representatives. The President is provided the power to legislate by decree (s. 101). The President is also conferred the authority to call national referenda, dissolve chambers of the National Assembly, and to appoint the Procurator General. The President shall enjoy immunity. As in the previous version of the Constitution, basic rights and freedoms, including freedom of association, religion, and expression, are guaranteed in Parts I and II. All citizens shall have the right to vote, except those in detention in accordance with a court decision. Elections shall not be held during a State of emergency.

Belgium - Constitutional law - Constitution

Constitution coordonnée. -

Adoption: 1994-02-17 | Date of entry into force: 1994-02-27 | BEL-1994-C-50924