Government in Switzerland
Government in Switzerland
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The rules allow debate to be brought to a close by a vote of two-thirds of the members present, but this cannot take place so long as any member who has not yet spoken desires to offer an amendment and to explain it.^ The sessions are as a rule open to the public, but visitors must refrain from any expression of approval or dissent.
Secret sessions may be ordered if the motion is seconded by ten members, or on request of the Federal Council.
The record of legislative proceedings is kept by an o...fficer known as the Federal Chancellor. He is elected by the Federal Assembly at the same time that the Federal Council is chosen, and serves also for three years, but is not a cabinet officer.
A deputy, called Vice-chancellor, is appointed by the Federal Council. His special duty is to keep the minutes of the Council of States, while the Chancellor attends to the records of the more numerous house, but with responsibility for both.
Clerical assistance will, of course, be understood as necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rules allow debate to be brought to a close by a vote of two-thirds of the members present, but this cannot take place so long as any member who has not yet spoken desires to offer an amendment and to explain it.^ The sessions are as a rule open to the public, but visitors must refrain from any expression of approval or dissent.
Secret sessions may be ordered if the motion is seconded by ten members, or on request of the Federal Council.
The record of legislative proceedings is kept by an o...fficer known as the Federal Chancellor. He is elected by the Federal Assembly at the same time that the Federal Council is chosen, and serves also for three years, but is not a cabinet officer.
A deputy, called Vice-chancellor, is appointed by the Federal Council. His special duty is to keep the minutes of the Council of States, while the Chancellor attends to the records of the more numerous house, but with responsibility for both.
Clerical assistance will, of course, be understood as necessary.
What to read after Government in Switzerland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Martin Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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