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Article 141 — Initiatives for Revision

Article
141
Chapter
CHAPTER IX — JUDICIARY
Index row title
Initiatives for Revision
Source document
Moldova Constitution
Provision ID
b43c6d8c-6259-4fa2-97c4-460b188e970a

162 words

Verbatim text

(1) The revision of the Constitution may be initiated by: a) a number of at least 200,000 citizens of the Republic of Moldova with voting rights. The citizens initiating the revision of the Consti tution must cover at least a half of the territo rial-administrative units of the second level, and in each of these units must be registered at least 20000 signatures in support of the said initiative; [Art. 141 para.(1) section a) modified by the Law n o.1115 - XIV of 05.07.00, MO no. 88 -90/28.07.00, art.661] b) a number of at least one third of the mem bers of Parliament; c) the Government. [Art. 141 para. (1) section c) excluded by the Law no.1115 - XIV of 05.07.00, MO no. 88 - 90/28.07.00, art.661; sec tion d) became section c)] (2) Draft Constitutional laws shall be sub mitted to Parliament only alongside with the advisory opinion of the Constitutional Court adopted by a vote of at least 4 judges.

What this means

  • The index files this text under article 141 of the Constitution of Moldova.
  • The index files it under the chapter heading “CHAPTER IX — JUDICIARY”.
  • The row is titled “Initiatives for Revision”.
  • The passage runs to about 162 words.
  • Read plainly, it mentions freedom of expression — it protects speaking, writing, publishing or holding an opinion (the words used: “opinion”).

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