Episode 2 of 2
Representative Assembly Rejection
- When
- 11 June 1801
- Where
- The Hague (inferred institutional context: seat of government)
The Representative Assembly rejected a constitutional project on 11 June 1801, leading to delays in implementation.
The project was rejected by fifty votes to twelve. This rejection caused significant delay, meaning that by the time it was to be implemented in 1801, the re-federalisation of the state by the new Staatsbewind regime was already underway. The assembly's session site is not stated in the passages; The Hague is treated only as inferred institutional context, the seat of government where the French ambassador was posted.
Sources
- Batavian Republic Wikipedia, revision of 2026-05-19
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