Referendums

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Mind Map on Referendums, created by brabbitt on 02/10/2013.
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Referendums
  1. Citizens are asked to determine a question of public importance
    1. The result of a referendum is not legally binding on the UK Parliament but it would be difficult for MP's to ignore the publics opinion.
      1. Referendums are always a 'yes' or 'no' question.
        1. Some referendums can have multiple questions. The Scottish devolution election asked a question regarding devolution of powers to Scotland and another on whether they should collect their own taxes.
          1. Parliament will decide if and when a referendum will be held, as well as what the question of the referendum will be and how it will be worded
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