LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE BUREAU. GOVERNOR FRANK O. LOWDEN, Chairman. SENATOR EDWARD C. CURTIS, Grant Park. REPRESENTATIVE EDWARD J. SMEJKAL, Chicago. E. J. VERLIE, Secretary. W. F. DODD, in charge collection of data for constitutional convention. Relationship between Initiative and Referendum.. Recall of Judicial Decisions Recall of Public Officers III. INSTITUTIONS IN ILLINOIS.. Public Policy Law... State-wide referenda.. Referenda in Chicago.. 67 67 6 6 6 8 8 8 IV. OUTLINE OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE INITIATIVE AND 80 Limitations upon the use of the Referendum 84 86 86 88 91 92 92 93 Use of the Initiative for constitutional changes... Use of the Referendum upon federal questions.. Titles Publicity of measures.. 94 97 97 Popular votes upon initiated and referred measures.. 98 people 99 Effect of the Initiative and Referendum upon the Gov- 100 (b) Legislative Initiative as compared with popular 105 (c) Relationship between optional and compulsory ref- 105 Emergency measures and the Referendum.. Relationship between the Initiative and the Referen- Relation between the Initiative and the Referendum 115 Limitation of measures to be submitted to popular vote 116 VIII. RECALL OF JUDICIAL DECISIONS.. .. 117 108 110 110 . 110 111 111 112 113 .. 114 IX. RECALL OF OFFICERS.. 119 .. 120 123 APPENDIX No. 1. References APPENDIX No. 2. Text of Initiative and Referendum provisions 124 (1) Utah 124 (2) Oregon, constitutional amendments, statutes..... 124 CONTENTS-Concluded. APPENDIX No. 2-Concluded. PAGE. 156 (9) Illinois, rejected proposal. APPENDIX No. 3. Text of Public Policy Questions in Illinois APPENDIX No. 4. Illinois Public Policy Law.... 159 .. 161 APPENDIX No. 5. Text of California Recall Provisions....... 162 |