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Interim report · Autumn session
Interim report · Autumn session
Prepared for Client A · Healthcare
As of 15 September · 16 of 31 files handled
Where things stand, and what changed
Summary
The autumn session has passed its midpoint. Parliament has handled 16 of the 31 files you track, 8 of them with a vote.
Since the last report: 8 new decisions16handled15pending8with vote3flagged
Every file at a glance
Overview
AllNational CouncilCouncil of StatesWith voteFlagged
Search filesExpand allFileTitleTypeChamber and dateDecision
25.xxxFederal act on electronic health recordsFederal Council billNR · 14 SepAdopted 134:53:10, to the Council of States
26.xxxxIncentives for clinical trialsMotionNR · 14 SepAmended motion adopted
17.xxxFee for minor emergency casesFlaggedParliamentary initiativeSR · 15 SepNot entered into, back to the National Council
25.418Access to electronic patient recordsMotionNR · 16 SepAccepted for committee review
26.3021Medicine supply and domestic productionPostulateSR · 17 SepReferred to the Federal Council
The debate, in plain words
25.xxx · Federal act on electronic health records
For the committee, A. Keller (Mitte, ZH) presented the bill as the step that finally makes electronic records usable in daily care. The committee had backed it by 17 votes to 7.
M. Rossi (SP, TI) supported the text but asked for stronger data protection. L. Favre (SVP, VD) warned of costs for private practices and defended the minority proposal on Art. 7. The Federal Council supported the bill and opposed the minority proposals.
Every vote, decoded
Votes
ItemYesNoAbst.Date
Entry into the matter12860514.09
Art. 313157614.09
Art. 788101814.09
Art. 1212070414.09
Overall vote134531014.09
- Entry into the matter · Yes: debate the bill · No: reject it outright
- Art. 7 · Yes: majority proposal · No: minority proposal (adopted)
- Overall vote · Yes: adopt the bill · No: reject it
- By group · SP, Greens, GLP, Mitte and FDP in favour; SVP against
What it means, in your words
Next steps
The bill goes to the Council of States committee. For [Your organisation], the key points are the rollout timeline for hospitals and the funding of connection costs.View on DemoSquare →
Added by your teamJLOur assessment
The Art. 7 outcome shifts connection costs to providers. Expect pushback in the Council of States committee.
Recommended action: brief the committee members before their next meeting.
What’s still coming, and where it comes from
Not yet handled
FileTitleChamber and dateStatus
26.xxxxMedicine supply securitySR · 22 SepScheduled
25.xxxxHospital tariff structureNR · 24 SepScheduled
Sources: DemoSquare, Curia Vista, Official Bulletin, session programme.
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What’s still coming, and where it comes from
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Interim report · Autumn session
Interim report · Autumn session
Prepared for Client A · Healthcare
As of 15 September · 16 of 31 files handled
16handled15pending8with vote3flagged
AllNational CouncilCouncil of StatesWith voteFlagged
FileTitleChamber and dateDecision
25.xxxFederal act on electronic health recordsNR · 14 SepAdopted 134:53:10, to the Council of States
26.xxxxIncentives for clinical trialsNR · 14 SepAmended motion adopted
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What is an automated policy report?
An automated policy report is a briefing generated from legislative, regulatory and media sources, filtered to the files you follow. DemoSquare drafts each edition on your schedule, with every development summarised and linked to its original source.
What does a public affairs monitoring report include?
Each DemoSquare report opens with a summary of where things stand and what has changed since the last edition, followed by a table of every tracked file. Each file then gets its own section: the debate in plain words, every vote with what it meant, the next steps and why they matter to your organisation, and links to the original sources.
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Can I send reports to clients under my own brand?
Yes. Consultancies generate reports from the platform, add their own analysis, and send them to clients under their own name and branding.
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Can I get reports around parliamentary sessions?
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Can I add my own analysis to a report?
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