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Ursprungligen postat av
squeaky
The House of Lords Constitution Committee explained in a 2010 report why that’s the case. It said “because of the sovereignty of Parliament, referendums cannot be legally binding in the UK, and are therefore advisory”
https://publications.parliament.uk/p...st/99/9909.htm
Frågor på det?

Ja, det finns många frågor på det. Tror du ens själv på att folkomröstningen om Brexit i Storbrittannien ogiltigförklaras ?
Här är ett utdrag från din länk:
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Referendums on constitutional issues 210. Notwithstanding our view that there are significant drawbacks to the use of referendums, we acknowledge arguments that, if referendums are to be used, they are most appropriately used in relation to fundamental constitutional issues. We do not believe that it is possible to provide a precise definition of what constitutes a "fundamental constitutional issue". Nonetheless, we would consider to fall within this definition any proposals:
· To abolish the Monarchy;
· To leave the European Union;
· For any of the nations of the UK to secede from the Union;
· To abolish either House of Parliament;
· To change the electoral system for the House of Commons;
· To adopt a written constitution; and
· To change the UK's system of currency.
This is
not a definitive list of fundamental
constitutional issues, nor is it intended to be.
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