Talk:Constitutional Act on the Czechoslovak Federation
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Proposal
editProposal: rename to Constitutional Act on the Czechoslovak Federation or Constitutional Act on Federation. See authoritative translation in References. Littledogboy (talk) 11:22, 20 April 2013 (UTC)
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Dissolution of Czechoslovakia
edit- The Constitutional Act on the Czechoslovak Federation [1] hadn't foreseen any dissolution and didn't discuss any rights of the nations for self-determination.
That's technically true, but irrelevant. Dissolution was expressly allowed by the Constitutional Act on Referendum. [2] The law (article 1, section 2) says: "O návrhu na vystoupení České republiky nebo Slovenské republiky z České a Slovenské Federativní Republiky lze rozhodnout jen referendem." ("A proposal for Czech Republic or Slovak Republic leaving the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic may only be enacted by a referendum.") However, no referendum took place, and instead a special constitutional act [3] was passed, according to which as of midnight from 31 December 1992 to 1 January 1993 Czechoslovakia ceases to exist and its successor states, Czech Republic and Slovak Republic, come into existence.
- The Slovak National Council's Declaration of Independence of the Slovak Nation approved in July 1992 was therefore unconstitutional – at least the planned outcomes were indisputably unconstitutional.
No, it wasn't. Besides, the declaration was not a legally binding act; it was a resolution with no legal effect.