Article 3 of the French Constitution of the Fifth Republic

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Article 3 of the French Constitution of the Fifth Republic is the provision that establishes the principle of national sovereignty in France, stating that it belongs to the people who exercise it through their representatives and by means of referendums.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf article of the Constitution of France
constitutional provision
aimsTo ensure that public authority derives from the people
appliesTo French people NERFINISHED
belongsToTitle Title I of the Constitution of the Fifth Republic NERFINISHED
bindingOn all public authorities in France
executive of France
judiciary of France NERFINISHED
legislature of France
constitutionalOrder Fifth French Republic NERFINISHED
constitutionalPrincipleType democratic principle
principle of sovereignty
constitutionalRank fundamental principle of the French Republic
country France
defines national sovereignty belongs to the people
establishes principle of national sovereignty in France
principle of popular sovereignty in France
governs modes of exercise of national sovereignty
guarantees that sovereignty cannot belong to any individual or part of the people alone
hierarchicalPosition constitutional norm superior to ordinary statutes
influences French electoral law
French referendum law
interpretation of democratic principles by the Constitutional Council of France
inForceSince 1958
language French
legalForce supreme law within French legal order
legalNature binding constitutional rule
legalSystem French constitutional law
modeOfExerciseOfSovereignty referendum
representative system
partOf Constitution of the French Fifth Republic NERFINISHED
protects collective right of the people to determine political institutions
provides the people exercise sovereignty by means of referendum
the people exercise sovereignty through their representatives
relatedConcept French republican principles
democratic legitimacy
separation of powers
universal suffrage
states national sovereignty belongs to the people
subject exercise of sovereignty
national sovereignty
popular sovereignty
referendum
representative democracy
theme democratic foundations of the French state
organization of public powers

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Article 2 of the French Constitution of the Fifth Republic relatedTo Article 3 of the French Constitution of the Fifth Republic