Ley 9/1984, de 22 de noviembre, reguladora de la iniciativa legislativa popular de los Ayuntamientos y Comarcas. | BOE-A-1984-28275 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 9/1984, de 22 de noviembre, reguladora de la iniciativa legislativa popular de los Ayuntamientos y Comarcas.

Certain Murcian citizens, and municipalities and comarcas of the Region of Murcia, may exercise legislative initiative if they meet the stated conditions.

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Instrument
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Citation
BOE-A-1984-28275
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Language
es
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La Mesa de la Asamblea debe examinar la documentación remitida y decidir sobre su admisibilidad en 15 días. Si se admite la proposición, la Mesa de la Asamblea debe comunicárselo a los proponentes y la publicación debe hacerse en 15 días; si no se cumple, la iniciativa caduca. The promoting commission must submit the necessary signature-collection sheets to the Provincial Electoral Board, and the sheets must reproduce the full bill text. The elector’s signature must include the signer’s name, surname, national ID number, and the municipality where the signer is registered. The signature must be authenticated by a notary, judicial secretary, or municipal secretary, and the authentication must show the date; it may be done collectively, sheet by sheet, with the number of signatures on each sheet. La Comisión promotora puede designar fedatarios especiales para autenticar firmas, y ciertos ciudadanos murcianos pueden obtener esa condición si cumplen los requisitos y juran o prometen ante la Junta Electoral Provincial.