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My experience in Canada, having actively participated in both, is that a referendum is a non-binding expression of the opinion of the electorate, whereas the result of a plebiscite is binding on the government. It would appear, however, that this distinction is not universal.
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What was the result of the 1995 referendum?
I dont no
What is the difference between tally and fact?
difference between tally & fact ?
What is the difference between khadi and handloom?
what is the difference between khadi and handloom
What is the difference between a donkey and a stamp?
There is no difference between a donkey and a burrow
What is the difference between reading and science?
There is no difference.
What is the synonym for plebiscite?
Election, franchise, referendum or pole
Ballot in which voters say yes or no to an issue?
plebiscite Sorry, no - referendum is the rquired answer. no its plebiscite if your on e2020
What are the synonyms for election?
vote, poll, ballot, referendum, plebiscite, picking, choice, selection, appointment
What does it mean to say that Napoleon held a plebiscite?
A plebiscite is what we would call a referendum. That is, the public votes on an issue. An example of something a plebiscite might be held on is whether or not to use public funds for a local project, such as a school, or road repair.
What is the scope of suffrage?
it includes 1. election 2. plebiscite 3. referendum 4. initiative 5. recall
What is meant by plebiscite?
A plebiscite refers to a type of referendum. In it, the voters of a given jurisdiction place their votes on some proposal, usually for motion in the legislative body of that region. Unlike a normal referendum, however, a plebiscite is often non-binding on the legislature - that is, regardless of the vote, the legislature doesn't have to follow its results. This means that a plebiscite is usually used to gauge public support for a proposition.
How did the Saar cause World War 2?
The Saar did not cause World War 2. It was returned peacefully to Germany after a plebiscite (referendum) in 1935.
What are the scopes of suffrage?
Scope of Suffrage: 1.) Election 2.) Plebiscite 3.) Referendum 4.) Initiative 5.) Recall
Was the Saar Basin taken over by Germany before 1939?
In a plebiscite (referendum) held in 1935 the Saar (Saarland) the overwhelming majority of electors (over 90%) voted to rejoin Germany. This plebiscite had been timetabled in 1920 and was held with international obsevers. There was no takeover.
How can voters pass laws that legislatures won't consider?
In some states, this can be done with a public referendum, also sometimes called a ballot initiative, plebiscite or ballot question.
What is the difference between a mandatory and optional referendum?
A mandatory referendum is required by law for certain issues, while an optional referendum is not required but may be held at the discretion of the governing body. In a mandatory referendum, the public must vote on the issue, whereas in an optional referendum, the governing body decides whether to seek public input through a vote.
When was Plebiscite Front created?
Plebiscite Front was created in 1958.
