National Referendum Act (2010, Italy)

The National Referendum Act of 2010 in Italy governs the procedures for holding national referendums, allowing citizens to vote directly on specific laws or constitutional amendments. It establishes the process for initiating a referendum, the requirements for signatures, and the voting process. The Act ensures referendums are a legitimate tool for civic participation, with clear rules to validate the process and results. Essentially, it formalizes how Italians can directly influence legislation through a popular vote, promoting democratic engagement while setting the legal framework for their conduct.