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'''Political-process doctrine''' is a judicially created limit on the subject matter scope of [[ballot initiatives]].

An analogous doctrine in [[California]] is the "essential government" functions or services doctrine.
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{{cquote|we have found Measure F to be clearly beyond the power of the electorate and defective in these three major respects: It interferes with the essential government functions of fiscal planning and land use planning; it impermissibly interferes with administrative or executive acts; and it is unconstitutionally vague in its provisions, such that the County and its Board may reasonably be heard to complain that they would not be able to comply with it because of its alleged vagueness.}}
''Citizens for Jobs & the Econ. v. Cty. of Orange'', 94 Cal. App. 4th 1311, 1324-25, 115 Cal. Rptr. 2d 90, 100 (2002).
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