rejected the agreement and encouraged voters to vote 'No'.

Despite 94% of voters voting in favour, voter turnout was around 37%, less than the 50% threshold required to validate the results. Both the opposition and government claimed victory, with the opposition claiming that the proposal had been rejected by virtue of the low turnout and the government argued that the result being non-binding meant the turnout requirement was irrelevant. As the referendum was non-binding and included constitutional changes, it also had to be ratified