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Article LO1112-11 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

Only voters of French nationality registered, under the conditions laid down in Chapter II of Title I of Book I of the Electoral Code, on the electoral roll of the territorial authority which has decided to organise the referendum may take part in the vote and, for a local referendum decided by a municipality, nationals of a Member State of the European Union registered, under the conditions laid down in…

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Article LO1112-12 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The preparatory operations for the ballot, the voting operations, the vote count and the announcement of the results are carried out under the conditions laid down in Chapter VI of Title I of Book I of the Electoral Code, with the exception of Articles L. 56, L. 58, L. 66, L. 68(second paragraph) and L. 85-1. For the application of the third paragraph of Article L. 65 of the same…

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Article LO1112-13 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The provisions of Chapter VII of Title I of Book I of the Electoral Code shall apply to local referendums, with the exception of Articles L. 88-1, L. 95 and L. 113-1 (1° to 5° of I, II and III). For the application of these provisions, the text should read: “political group, party or grouping entitled to take part in the campaign” instead of : “candidate” and “list of candidates”.

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Article LO1112-14-1 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The provisions of the Electoral Code mentioned in this sub-section are applicable to referendums organised by the communes of Mayotte and Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, under the conditions laid down in the following articles of the Electoral Code: 1° For Mayotte: article L. 451 ; 2° For Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon: articles LO 530 and L. 531.

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Article L1112-15 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The electors of a local authority may be consulted on decisions which the authorities of that authority contemplate taking to regulate matters falling within its jurisdiction. The consultation may be limited to the electors of a part of the local authority’s area of jurisdiction, for matters of particular interest to that part of the local authority.

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Article L1112-16 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

I.-In a commune, one tenth of the electors registered on the electoral roll and, in other territorial communities, one twentieth of the electors, may request that the organisation of a consultation on any matter falling within the decision of that assembly be placed on the agenda of the deliberative assembly of the community. Each quarter, an elector may sign only one request for the organisation of a consultation by the…

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Article L1112-17 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

The deliberative assembly of the local authority decides on the principle and procedures for organising the consultation. Its deliberation expressly states that this consultation is only a request for an opinion. It sets the polling day and convenes the voters. It is sent to the State representative at least two months before the date of the ballot. If the State representative considers the decision to be illegal, he has ten…

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Article L1112-18 of the French General Code of Local Authorities

If the deliberation emanates from the deliberative assembly of a territorial community other than the commune, the State representative in this community notifies it within fifteen days to the mayors of the communes in which the consultation is planned, unless his request for suspension has been granted. The mayors organise the ballot. If a mayor refuses to organise the ballot, the representative of the State, after requesting him to do…

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