Summary

The New International Encyclopædia…

The qualified veto is the form most generally employed in constitutional States. It allows the executive a negative on all bills passed by the legislature, subject to the power of the legislature to override the effect of the veto by an extraordinary majority. The absolute veto is one which cannot be overridden by the legislature either by the usual or extraordinary majority.
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