 Yet, in general, the results of the referendum had been clear and unequivocal.After several months of discussion, the then prime minister of Spain, Adolfo Suárez and the leader of the opposition, Felipe González, reached an agreement to resolve the Andalusian issue, whereby the Parliament approved an amendment to the law that regulated referendums, and used a prerogative of article 144c of the constitution, both actions which combined would allow Andalusia to take the fast route.They also agreed that no other region would take the "fast route", but that all regions would establish a parliamentary system with all institutions of government.