172.010 Lescha dals 21 da mars 1997 davart l'organisaziun da la regenza e da l'administraziun (LORA)

172.010 Government and Administration Organisation Act of 21 March 1997 (GAOA)

Art. 7e Disposiziuns davart la defensiun dals interess dal pajais u davart il mantegniment da la segirezza interna ed externa

1 Il Cussegl federal po decretar ina disposiziun directamain sin basa da l’artitgel 184 alinea 3 u da l’artitgel 185 alinea 3 da la Constituziun federala:

a.
sche la defensiun dals interess dal pajais pretenda quai; u
b.
per far frunt a grevs disturbis existents u smanatschants da l’urden public u da la segirezza interna u externa.

2 Il Cussegl federal infurmescha l’organ cumpetent da l’Assamblea federala il pli tard 24 uras suenter ch’el ha decretà sia disposiziun.

19 Integrà tras la cifra I 1 da la LF dals 17 da dec. 2010 davart il mantegniment da la democrazia, dal stadi da dretg e da l’abilitad d’agir en situaziuns extraordinarias, en vigur dapi il 1. da matg 2011 (AS 2011 1381; BBl 2010 1563 2803).

Art. 7e Rulings to safeguard the interests of the country or to safeguard internal or external security

1 The Federal Council may, in direct application of Article 184 paragraph 3 or Article 185 paragraph 3 of the Federal Constitution, issue a ruling:

a.
if required to protect the country’s interests; or
b.
in order to counter existing or imminent threats of serious disruption to public order or internal or external security.

2 The Federal Council shall inform the competent organ of the Federal Assembly within 24 hours of its resolution on the ruling.

19 Inserted by No I 1 of the FA of 17 Dec 2010 on Safeguarding Democracy, the Rule of Law and the Capacity to Act in Extraordinary Situations, in force since 1 May 2011 (AS 2011 1381; BBl 2010 1563 2803).

 

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