Section 4Part 0 —
Matter of national importance and referendum questions
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The matters of national importance are as follows —
whether the Islands should develop cruise berthing infrastructure to support the tourism industry;
whether a National Lottery should be legalised in the Islands; and
whether the consumption and possession of small amounts of cannabis should be decriminalised.
For the purpose of determining the matters of national importance specified in subsection (1), the following questions shall be asked in the referendum —
"Should the Cayman Islands develop cruise berthing infrastructure?";
"Do you support the introduction of a National Lottery in the Islands?"; and
"Do you support the decriminalisation of the consumption and possession of small amounts of cannabis?".
The ballot paper to be used for the purpose of the referendum shall be in the form provided in accordance with the Elections Act.
Cross References
- Section of Elections Act
Elections Act - ballot paper form
Referenced By
- Section 3 — Holding of referendum
section 4(1) - matters of national importance