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Article 90 (Legislative Referendum) The National Assembly may call a referendum on any issue which is the subject of regulation by law. The National Assembly is bound by the result of such referendum. The National Assembly may call a referendum from the preceding paragraph on its 25 own initiative, however it must call such referendum if so required by at least one third of the deputies, by the National Council or by forty thousand voters. The right to vote in a referendum is held by all citizens who are eligible to vote in elections. A proposal is passed in a referendum if a majority of those voting have cast votes in favour of the same. Referendums are regulated by a law passed in the National Assembly by a two-thirds majority vote of deputies present.