| Updated : | 20:02 1.4.2005 |
| NATIONAL REFERENDUM |
| on 5 December 2004 |
Ascertaining successfulness
Assessment with regard to conclusiveness has been completed pursuant to paragraph (6) of Article 28/C of the Constitution.
Paragraph (6) of Article 28/C of the Constitution:
"The national national referendum is conclusive if more than half of the voters who have voted validly,
but at least more than one fourth of all of the voters have given the same answer to the question raised."
1. question: Do you agree that public health service providers and hospitals should remain in state and local government ownership, and that Parliament should therefore repeal the law which is inconsistent with this? |
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The condition(s) of conclusiveness determined by the law have not been met, on the grounds of which the national referendum is inconclusive.
| Condition of conclusiveness | Conclusiveness quorum | The votes of majority answer | The condition |
| Half of the voters who have voted validly have given the same answer | 1 478 661 | 1 922 680 | has been met |
| Minimum one fourth of all of the voters have given the same answer | 2 012 185 | has not been met |