LuxembourgInstitutions 105 · State and communal institutions

How does the vote on a law as a whole take place in the Chamber (Chambre)?

In the exam (French)

Comment le vote sur l'ensemble d'une loi se déroule-t-il à la Chambre ?

  1. aBy show of handsÀ main levée
  2. bBy roll-call votePar un vote nominalCorrect answer
  3. cBy secret ballotPar un vote secret

Why?

Article 78 states that the vote on the whole of a law is always by roll call: each deputy is called to vote aloud.

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