2003 Colombian constitutional referendum
25 October 2003
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| 1. Incapacity in public office | |
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| 2. Restricted voting to the electoral roll | |
| 3. Abolishing replacement members | |
| 4. Congressional input to public broadcasters | |
| 5. MPs working for parliamentary services | |
| 6. Reduction in size of Congress and councils | |
| 7. Removing public officials from office | |
| 8. Pensions for public sector workers | |
| 9. Abolition of regional and local audit offices | |
| 10. No public money for election campaigns | |
| 11. Money from abolished audit offices used on health and education | |
| 12. Redistribution of education and health funds | |
| 13. Freeze government spending for two years | |
| 14. Parties with less than 2% of the vote lose legal status | |
| 15. Immediate implementation of the reforms | |
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A fifteen-part constitutional referendum was held in Colombia on 25 October 2003. Whilst all fifteen proposals were approved by voters, only one question had a sufficient numbers of votes to pass the 25% quorum requirement.