Re Electoral (Amendment) Bill, 1983

JurisdictionIreland
Judgment Date08 February 1984
Date08 February 1984
Docket Number[S.C. No. 373 of 1983]
CourtSupreme Court
(S.C.)
In re Electoral (Amendment) Bill
1983

Dáil ireann - Extension of franchise - Right to vote restricted by Constitution to citizens - Bill conferring franchise upon resident British citizens - Repugnancy -Constitution of Ireland, 1937, Arts. 6, 12, 16, 47.

Section 16, sub-s. 2, of the Constitution stated that "every citizen" without distinction of sex who had reached the age of 18 years, who was not disqualified by law and complied with the provisions of the law relating to elections, should have the right to vote at an election for members of Dáil...

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25 cases
  • Redmond v Minister for the Environment
    • Ireland
    • High Court
    • 31 July 2001
    ...Article 16 of the Constitution and not from any regulatory laws authorised by Article 16.7. In re The Electoral (Amendment) Bill, 1983 [1984] I.R. 268followed. 4. That the requirement of a deposit was not just a matter of procedural and administrative rules regulating elections which Articl......
  • The Employment Equality Bill, 1996
    • Ireland
    • Supreme Court
    • 15 May 1997
    ...STATUS BILL 1997 TUOHY V COURTNEY 1994 3 IR 1 CRIMINAL LAW (JURISDICTION) BILL 1975, IN RE 1977 IR 129 ELECTORAL (AMDT) BILL 1983, IN RE 1984 IR 268 ADOPTION (NO 2) BILL 1987, IN RE 1989 IR 656 ART 26 & THE REGULATION OF INFORMATION (TERMINATION OF PREGNANCIES) BILL 1995, IN RE 1995 1 ......
  • Article 26 of the Constitution and the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill 2022
    • Ireland
    • Supreme Court
    • 8 December 2023
    ...Bill 1975 [1977] 1 IR 129, 144; In Re Article 26 and the Emergency Powers Bill 1976 [1977] 1 IR 159, 174; In Re Article 26 and the Electoral (Amendment) Bill 1983 [1984] IR 268, 273; In Re Article 26 and The Adoption (No. 2) Bill 1987 [1989] 1 IR 656, 660–661; In Re Article 26 and the Matr......
  • N.H.v v Minister for Justice and Equality
    • Ireland
    • Court of Appeal (Ireland)
    • 14 March 2016
    ...11 I cannot share the view of Hogan J. that the Supreme Court by its judgments in Re. Article 26 and the Electoral (Amendment) Bill [1984] I.R. 268, Re. Article 26 and the Illegal Immigrants (Trafficking) Bill 1999 and Nottinghamshire County Council v. K.B. [2011] IESC 48, [2013] 4 I.R. ......
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1 books & journal articles
  • The Referendum, the Courts and Representative Democracy in Ireland
    • United Kingdom
    • Sage Political Studies No. 40-1, March 1992
    • 1 March 1992
    ...26 and the Housing (Private Rented Dwellings) Bill [I9831 IR 181; ILRM 246 (rejected); ReJ Art. 26 and the Electoral (Amendment) Bill1983[1984]IR268(rejected); Ref. Art.26andthe Adoption (No. 2) Billl987[1989] ILRM 266 (upheld). l6 [I9841 IR 268. 12 The Referendum, the Courts and Representa......

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