Finland's Prime Minister Martti Vanhanen has said that he will give his opinion on whether his country should hold an advisory referendum on the Constitution in the coming few weeks, according to Finnish media reports.
An advisory referendum is not binding upon the government.
Speaking over the weekend, Mr Vanhanen said that the Constitution should be judged on how it alters the power structures in Europe, according to YLE news.
If Finland does opt to hold a referendum on ...
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