Key legal question
Whether the 18 October 2006 decree violated voting rights by removing the referendum clause and refusing a referendum
Extracted holding
No voting-rights violation was shown; the first decree was not referendable, and the second decree could lawfully correct the earlier clerical error.
Extracted reasoning
The court relied on its parallel judgment and held that the decree concerned a single concrete case, not a generally binding act or treaty approval, and did not trigger financial referendum rules. Good faith could not create a referendum right that did not exist.