Monday (September 19) the registration week for seven referendums starts. Two of these are directed against the corona pandemic measures, another relates to the fight against racism. You can also sign for the abolition of broadcasting rates, more children’s rights, the “right to housing” and “unlimited cash payment”.
the desire “Abolish COVID measures” was initiated by Robert Marshall, the one with the title: “Recovery from the COVID 19 measures” by vaccine-skeptical gynecologist Christian Fiala. Noomi Anyanwu’s wish seems to improve the situation of “People of Color”. “Black Voices” a.
The initiative calls for state support for housing financing “RIGHT TO HOUSING”. Wish “Abolish GIS fee” wants to end the broadcasting fee, describing a “strictly earmarked fee for financing Ö1” as “legitimate”.
I’m “Children’s Rights Referendum” demands, among other things, to constitutionally elevate the entire UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. In addition, the import of products involving child labor in the production process or in the supply chain should be banned and a state guarantee for maintenance should be introduced.
Money is the initiator of desire “FOR UNLIMITED CASH PAYMENTS” a concern. According to the terms of the referendum, banknotes and coins must be “fully protected as a means of payment and a form of wealth, with no upper limits”, meaning that cash must be enshrined in the constitution.
Signing possible for a week
All applications can be signed in the registration week from 19 to 26 September. This can be done (in person) directly in front of each municipality or in Vienna at the district offices (regardless of where you live) during opening hours. Alternatively, the referendum can also be signed online with a mobile phone signature or citizen card.
Source: Krone
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