Referendumsbegehren

national

constitutional

Art. 66
1) Every law passed by the Diet which it does not declare to be urgent or any financial resolution which it does not declare urgent, if it involves a new non-recurrent expenditure of not less than 300,000 francs or a new annual expenditure of 150,000 francs, shall be submitted to a referendum if the Diet so decides or if not less than 1,000 citizens with the right to vote or not less than three communes submit a petition to that effect, according to the procedure prescribed in Art. 64, within 30 days of the official publication of the resolution of the Diet.

References: References: Constitution of Liechtenstein, 2003

To veto a law

30 days

Legal source does not mention turnout quorum

Legal source does not mention special approval quorum

Legal source does not mention geographical quorum

laws affecting the constitution or international treaties

law involves a new non-recurrent expenditure of not less than 300,000 francs or a new annual expenditure of 150,000 francs. Law is not declared as urgent.