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Procédure législative dans la République Populaire de Pologne

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Gwiżdż A.

nr 3-4(55-56)

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Udział obywateli w procedurze ustawodawczej w Republice Federalnej Niemiec

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Malicka A.

tom 120

nr Tom 1

203 - 216

Według art. 20 Ustawy Zasadniczej Republika Federalna Niemiec jest państwem demokratycznym, socjalnym i federalnym, w którym cała władza pochodzi od narodu i jest przez niego sprawowana poprzez wybory i głosowania. W praktyce głosowania, rozumiane jako instrument demokracji bezpośredniej, znajdują zastosowanie tylko w wypadku nowego podziału terytorialnego landów. Szersze zastosowanie instrumenty demokracji bezpośredniej mają przy stanowieniu prawa w poszczególnych landach. Prawo przewiduje w nich między innymi obywatelską inicjatywę ustawodawczą. Dla uchwalenia prawa federalnego zastosowanie takiego rozwiązania wymagałoby zmiany Ustawy Zasadniczej. Wnoszone do tej pory projekty takich zmian zostały jednak odrzucone przez Bundestag.

According to Article 20 of the Basic Law, the Federal Republic of Germany is a democratic, social, and federal state in which all power comes from the people and is exercised by them through elections and votes. In practice, voting, which is to be understood as an instrument of direct democracy, applies only to the new territorial division of the Länder. The instruments of direct democracy are more widely used in lawmaking in the individual Länder. Among other things, the law provides for citizens’ legislative initiative. This would require an amendment to the Basic Law if federal law were to be passed. To date, proposals for such amendments have been rejected.

Differentia specifica ustawy budżetowej według Konstytucji Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej z 1997 r.

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Kowalski G.

nr 1 Prawo

109-143

According to Polish constitution the Budget act is one of acts in genere. Nonetheless some features of the Budget act (also mini-budget act) which differ it from the other acts make this act special, clearly differing it from the others. The differences between usual acts and the Budget act concern, most of all, legislative procedure. Firstly, the Budget bill may be submitted into the Sejm only by the Cabinet. Secondly, passing this bill and submitting it for President's approval should occur within four months since submitting the bill to the Sejm. Otherwise, President may shorten the term of parliament. Thirdly, the Senate has only twenty, instead of thirty, days to examine the Budget act handed over by the Sejm. The Senate can't reject the Budget act as well. Fourthly, President has only seven, instead of twenty one, days to sign the act and he hasn't the power of veto (he can't veto this act). Fifthly, Constitutional Tribunal has only two months to pass a sentence on the Budget act accord with constitution. The Budget act has also exceptional content which determines as with content of many other acts and execution of their regulations, so with activity of governing body, especially executive one which executes the Budget act. The way in which execution of the Budget act is controlled is different as well. Controlling execution of the Budget act, the Sejm also controls simultaneously the Cabinet which is responsible for executing the Budget act. Moreover, not every regulation of the Budget act has general and abstract character which is typical for acts regulations. Finally, the Budget act is always passed for time determined by constitution in advance, that is for budgetary year which is the same as calendar year. Exceptionally it may go to effects for shorter time than budgetary year (mini-budget act). All those differences weigh in favour of treating the Budget act as a sui generis act. Nevertheless they don't justify treating the Budget act as a source of law different from other acts. In other words, the Budget act has the same force of law as other acts, occupying the same position in hierarchy of law sources.