New Rules from 1 November: What Is Changing in Switzerland
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From 1 November, new regulations will apply in Switzerland. A new ordinance enters into force on that day and is important for the authorities and the public.
The ordinance specifies the formats in which certain information must be transmitted and the deadlines for doing so. The aim of the new rules is to combat terrorism and serious crime more effectively. The authorities are thereby meant to have clearer requirements for the process of this transmission.
The new provisions are binding. Affected bodies must therefore prepare for the changes in good time. Further details on implementation are set out in the ordinance.
With the entry into force on 1 November, a new phase begins. Anyone who wishes to know which obligations specifically apply should read the official information from the responsible federal agencies.
Sources: Nau
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