Vanuatu, 29. Mai 2024 : Anschlusspflicht für unabhängige Abgeordnete

Gebiet Vanuatu
┗━ Stellung unabhängiger Staat
Datum
Vorlage Anschlusspflicht für unabhängige Abgeordnete
┗━ Fragemuster Entscheidungsfrage
┗━ Gesetzliche Grundlage Obligatorisches Referendum → durch Parlament → bindend → Stufe: Verfassung → Partialrevision (Einzelthema)
Ergebnis angenommen
┗━ Mehrheiten gültige Stimmen
Stimmberechtigte ---
Stimmbeteiligung 93'892 --- %
Stimmen ausser Betracht 3'582
Gültige (= massgebende) Stimmen 90'310auf die gültigen Stimmen bezogen
┗━ Ja-Stimmen 52'364 57,98%
┗━ Nein-Stimmen 37'946 42,02%
Medien Muster der Stimmzettel
Bemerkungen Siehe Vorlage 1.

Abstimmungsfrage (auf bislama, englisch und französisch):
"17B
YES / OUI
Mi sapotem propos jenses long konstitusen blong adem Artikol 17B
I support the proposed amendment to the Constitution to insert Article 17B
Je soutiens l'amendement proposé à la Constitution à insérer l'article 17B"

"17B
NO / NON
Mi no sapotem propos jenses long konstitusen blong adem Artikol 17B
I do not support the proposed amendment to the Constitution to insert Article 17B
Je ne soutiens pas l'amendement proposé à la Constitution à insérer l'article 17B"

Der neue Artikel 17B verpflichtet unabhängige Abgeordnete und Einzelmasken, sich einer Partei anzuschliessen, sonst verlieren sie ihren Sitz.

Art. 17B (neu):
17B Vacation of seat of an independent member
(1) This Article applies to a member of Parliament who:
(a) is elected to Parliament as an independent candidate; or
(b) is the only member representing a political party; or
(c) is elected to Parliament representing a custom movement.
(2) Within 3 months after the first day of the first sitting of Parliament at which the Speaker and the Prime Minister are elected, a member of Parliament referred to under subarticle (1) must submit to the Clerk of Parliament a declaration of his or her affiliation to a political party represented in Parliament, in the form approved by the Clerk of Parliament and counter-signed by the political party’s President.
(3) In the case of a by-election, a newly elected member of Parliament referred to under subarticle (1) must, within 3 months after the first day of the next sitting of Parliament after that by-election, submit to the Clerk of Parliament a declaration of his or her affiliation to a political party represented in Parliament, in the form approved by the Clerk of Parliament and counter-signed by the political party’s President.
(4) At the next sitting of the Parliament:
(a) in the case of a general election - the Speaker must, having received affiliations under subarticle (2), officially announce the affiliations of all members of Parliament; or
(b) in the case of a by-election - the Speaker must, having received the newly elected member of Parliament’s affiliation under subarticle (3), officially announce the affiliation of that member of Parliament.
(5) A member of Parliament who fails to make a declaration under subarticle (2) or (3) is deemed to have vacated his or her seat at the end of the 3 month period referred to in that subarticle.
(6) The President of a political party must notify the Speaker in writing within 14 days after a member of Parliament has ceased to be affiliated with the political party in accordance with the political party’s constitution.
(7) The Speaker must, within 7 days of receiving the notice under subarticle (6), declare the seat of the member of Parliament vacant by Order published in the Gazette.
(8) For the purposes of this Article, a member of Parliament is deemed to have ceased to be affiliated with a political party when he or she satisfies the grounds provided under the political party’s constitution that indicate when a member is deemed to have ceased to be affiliated with the political party.
(9) This Article applies despite the provisions of subarticle 5(1) of this Constitution."

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