NATIONAL CONSTITUTION
... ART. 39: Citizens have a right of initiative to introduce bills in the House of Representatives. The Congress shall consider them within the term of twelve months.
Congress with the vote of an absolute majority of all members of each House, a regulatory law that may not require more than three percent of the national electoral roll within which shall provide for adequate territorial distribution in order to support the initiative.
not be the subject of popular initiative projects involving constitutional reform, international treaties, budget and criminal matters.
ART. 40 : Congress at the initiative of the Chamber of Deputies may submit to referendum a bill. call law may not , be vetoed. The affirmative vote project by the people of the Nation will convert a law and its promulgation shall be automatic.
Congress or the President of the Nation, within their respective powers, shall call a non-binding. In this case voting shall not be binding.
Congress with the vote absolute majority of all members of each house you, will regulate the materials, procedures and timing of the referendum.
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TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS ... ...
THIRD: The law regulating the exercise of popular initiative shall be approved within eighteen months of this enactment (Referring to Article 39).
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