§ Article 121(untitled)

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umming up the results of the referendum
 Article 122. Repeat voting
 Article 123. Publication and entry into force of the decision adopted by the referendum
 Article 124. Legal force of the decision adopted by the referendum
CHAPTER 25 PROCEDURE FOR APPOINTING AND CONDUCTING A LOCAL REFERENDUM
 Article 125. Procedure for preparing and holding a local referendum
 Article 126. Right of initiative to hold a local referendum
 Article 127. Decision to call a local referendum
 Article 128. Conducting a local referendum
 Article 128 1 . Fund of the initiative group for holding a local referendum
SECTION VIII PROCEDURE FOR RECALLING A DEPUTY OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, A
DEPUTY OF THE LOCAL COUNCIL OF DEPUTIES
CHAPTER 26 GROUNDS AND PROCEDURE FOR IMPORTANCE OF THE ISSUE OF REVOKING A
DEPUTY
 Article 129. Grounds for recalling a deputy
 Article 130. The right to raise the issue of recalling a deputy
 Article 131. Initiating the issue of recalling a deputy
 Article 132. Competence of a meeting of voters when raising the issue of recalling a deputy
and the procedure for holding it
 Article 133. Guarantees of the rights of a deputy when raising the issue of his recall
 Article 134. Registration of an initiative group
 Article 135. Collection of signatures of voters in support of the proposal to initiate the issue
of recalling a deputy
 Article 136. Procedure for collecting voter signatures in support of a proposal to initiate the
issue of recalling a deputy
 Article 137. Procedure and deadlines for submitting signature sheets to local Councils of
Deputies. Determining the results of collecting voter signatures
CHAPTER 27 PROCEDURE FOR CALLING A VOTING ON THE RECALL OF A DEPUTY. VOTING
AND SUMMARY OF ITS RESULTS
 Article 138. Making a decision to call a vote to recall a deputy
 Article 139. Ballot for voting on the recall of a deputy

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