You can find the full texts of the questions at the bottom of the page. Here are the summaries.

This is the one about citizenship rights:

MORE RIGHTS FOR PEOPLE WHO LIVE, STUDY, WORK, AND PAY TAXES IN ITALY (Question 5)
Today, anyone who wants to apply for Italian citizenship must have lived continuously and formally in Italy for at least 10 years. This excludes 2.5 million people from voting, from applying for public sector jobs, and from moving freely across Europe.

TO REPEAL THIS LAW AND REDUCE THE REQUIREMENT FROM 10 TO 5 YEARS, ON JUNE 8-9 VOTE SÌ!

Then there are 4 about workers' rights. You can vote for all five or only for the ones you choose.

STOP UNFAIR DISMISSALS (Question 1)
In companies with more than 15 employees, workers hired after March 7, 2015 cannot get their job back even if their dismissal is ruled unlawful. This affects more than 3.5 million workers.

TO REPEAL THIS RULE, VOTE SÌ ON JUNE 8–9 ON JUNE 8-9 VOTE SÌ!

MORE PROTECTION FOR WORKERS IN SMALL COMPANIES (Question 2)
Today, workers in companies with fewer than 16 employees can receive at most six months' compensation if they are unfairly dismissed. This situation keeps over 3.7 million workers in a state of vulnerability.

TO REPEAL THIS RULE AND INCREASE COMPENSATION BASED ON THE COMPANY'S ECONOMIC CAPACITY, FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES, AND THE WORKER'S AGE, ON JUNE 8-9 VOTE SÌ!

REDUCE JOB INSECURITY (Question 3)
Currently, companies can hire workers on fixed-term contracts—up to 12 months—without providing any justification. This creates millions of precarious jobs, leaving workers in uncertainty and unable to access rental or mortgage contracts.

TO REPEAL THIS RULE AND RESTORE THE REQUIREMENT TO PROVIDE A VALID REASON FOR FIXED-TERM CONTRACTS, ON JUNE 8-9 VOTE SÌ!

MORE WORKPLACE SAFETY (Question 4)
Today, a company that outsources work is not responsible for accidents suffered by workers hired by subcontractors. This allows companies to cut costs at the expense of workers' safety.

TO REPEAL THIS RULE AND EXTEND RESPONSIBILITY TO THE MAIN CONTRACTING COMPANY, ON JUNE 8-9 VOTE SÌ!

Taking part in the referendum is an important right. Here’s everything you need to know to vote.

WHO CAN VOTE
Whoever has Italian citizenship and a valid ID

WHEN TO VOTE
The referendum will take place on Sunday, June 8, from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, and Monday, June 9, from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM.

WHERE TO VOTE
Voting will take place in designated schools.
On your voter card, you will find 

• the address of the school where you must vote 

• the number of your voting section.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
To vote, bring:

• An identity document with a recognizable photograph (identity card, passport, or Italian driver’s license).

• Your voter card
  
  

HOW TO GET YOUR VOTER CARD
You should have received it at home by mail.
If you have not received it or if you have lost it, you can request a new one at the electoral office of the Municipality where you are registered as a resident.

HOW TO VOTE
Go to the school indicated on your voter card.
You will present your ID. You will be given 5 ballots and a pencil. Each ballot contains one referendum question.
You will be directed to the voting booth.
To vote, place an X on the Sì answer if you agree with the proposals.
Fold the ballots as instructed.
After leaving the booth, either hand the ballots over or insert them into the correctly colored ballot boxes.
Don't forget to retrieve your ID before leaving.

Remember:

The referendum will only be valid if at least 25 million people vote!

The referendum is a chance to make your voice heard, and your vote is very important!

These are the full questions

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