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The New German Constitution

Note 38 — Chapter IV · PARLIAMENTARY GOVERNMENT

Joseph Gollomb translation

It must be noted that, contrary to the practice in most parliamentary countries, there is no distinction made between ordinary laws and fiscal laws. The latter, particularly the budget, audit laws, loans, are subject to the same regulation as the former. This is explained by the fact that, unlike most other parliamentary countries, Germany does not practice, properly speaking, the two-chamber system.

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