Electoral Commission launches information campaign ahead of referenda

The video discusses referendums to amend Article 41 of the Irish Constitution, focusing on fundamental rights. It explains the Constitution's structural and foundational roles, emphasizing its importance in law. The speaker shares personal experiences with voting and highlights the role of courts in interpreting laws. The concept of durability in relationships is explored, with references to case law and subjective and objective indicators.

What is the primary focus of the referendums discussed in the video?

• Introducing a new currency

• Amending Article 41 of the Constitution

• Changing the national anthem

• Amending the tax laws

Who is eligible to vote in the referendums mentioned?

• Citizens of Ireland under 18

• Only government officials

• Residents of Dublin only

• All citizens of Ireland over 18

What is the significance of the term 'durable' in the context of the Constitution?

• It refers to the longevity of a building

• It describes the strength of a material

• It relates to the stability and commitment in relationships

• It is a term used for financial stability

How do courts interpret the Constitution according to the video?

• Based on the judge's personal beliefs

• Using the words and context of the Constitution and case law

• By consulting international laws

• Through public opinion polls

What role does case law play in understanding constitutional terms?

• It is used to rewrite the Constitution

• It is only used in criminal cases

• It provides historical context and examples

• It has no role