Riksdag Act (1866)

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Riksdag Act (1866)

“ Each man and woman who is a Swedish subject and has attained the age of twenty-one years not later than during the calendar year preceding the election year, shall have the right to vote at elections.
The right to vote at elections shall not be exercised, however, by anyone who is under guardianship. There shall be a record of persons entitled to vote for use at elections; and, in the manner set forth in the Electoral Law, the right to vote at elections shall be based on circumstances existing at the time this record is compiled, changes occurring before the election notwithstanding.
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Riksdag Act (1866)

“ Whenever the King deems it desirable that information be communicated orally to the Riksdag on any matter concerning the relations of the realm with foreign powers, or on any other matter of major interest, it devolves upon the member of the Council of State named by the King for this purpose to deliver the message in each house. No member of the house shall be denied the right to express himself concerning the information communicated. ”
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Riksdag Act (1866)

“ When, in matters concerning State expenditure or taxation, or regulations for the Bank of Sweden, or the income and expenditure of the Bank, or discharge from responsibility for the Commissioners of the Bank of Sweden, or the management and administration of the National Debt Office, or the income and expenditure of the Office, the houses reach different decisions, which are not reconciled on the proposal of the competent committee, both houses shall vote separately on the different decisions reached by each of them. ”
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