Loi du 16 juin 2017 sur l’organisation du Conseil d’Etat et portant modification\n1. de la loi modifiée du 21 avril 1928 sur les associations et les fondations sans but lucratif;\n2. de la loi modifiée du 29 juin 1989 portant réforme du régime des cabarets. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/2017/06/16/a592/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Loi du 16 juin 2017 sur l’organisation du Conseil d’Etat et portant modification\n1. de la loi modifiée du 21 avril 1928 sur les associations et les fondations sans but lucratif;\n2. de la loi modifiée du 29 juin 1989 portant réforme du régime des cabarets.

This preamble identifies the law of 16 June 2017 on the organisation of the Council of State and lists the chapters and sections of the act.

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http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/loi/2017/06/16/a592/jo
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This preamble identifies the law of 16 June 2017 on the organisation of the Council of State and lists the chapters and sections of the act. Le Conseil d’État doit donner son avis sur certains projets et peut devoir signaler des non-conformités juridiques; le Grand-Duc ne peut normalement pas prendre certains règlements d’exécution avant cet avis. The Government may ask the Conseil d’État for its opinion before submitting a bill or regulation, and it may also submit other questions. The Conseil d’État may draw the Government’s attention to the need for new laws, regulations, or changes to existing ones. Le Conseil d’État se prononce sur la dispense du second vote constitutionnel. The Council of State has 21 councillors, with at least 11 meeting a specific law-degree qualification. The Grand-Duc heir is not counted in that number and may be appointed by the Grand Duke once his title is conferred, until he takes the oath as Lieutenant-Representative.