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Proposals / Bundespersonalgesetz (BPG)

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Bundespersonalgesetz (BPG)

Status
Adopted
Popular vote
still open
Jurisdiction
Confederation (CH)
Topics
–
Business
23.432
Federal Chancellery no.
4126

In the Federal Chancellery’s register

  • Referendum period until
    21.01.2027in 98 days

Milestones

  1. Bericht KommissionBBl 2026 575
  2. Stellungnahme des BundesratesBBl 2026 1113
  3. Beschluss des ParlamentsBBl 2026 2716
  4. Ablauf der Referendumsfrist am

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Parliament

Through the chambers: 23.432

Every vote on the businesses tied to this proposal, from the vote on entry to the final vote. Marked in red: the votes the editors called decisive; click a column to open the vote.

National Council

01.10.26O23.43202.10.26F23.432
CouncilYes155:0Yes165:0
GreensAbst. 91Abst. 82
SPYes 79Yes 68
GLPYes 100Yes 100
CentreYes 100Yes 100
FDPYes 100Yes 100
SVPYes 100Yes 100

Council of States

18.06.26E23.43218.06.26O23.43202.10.26F23.432
CouncilYes24:13Yes21:13Yes35:10
GreensYes 67splitYes 67
SPAbst. 71Abst. 71Yes 86
GLPAbst. 100Abst. 100Yes 100
CentreYes 79Yes 77Yes 86
FDPNo 73No 73split
SVPYes 100Yes 100Yes 100

Yes ↔ no changes between the overall and the final vote: FDP 5, Non-attached 1, Centre 2.

decisive, marked by the editorsYesNoAbst.split, under two thirdsFigure: the group's share in %; a line from two thirds

For the sessions 2025WS, 2026FS the Council of States published no roll-call lists; its votes from those sessions are missing.

Source: Parlamentsdienste der Bundesversammlung, Bern, retrieved 02.10.2026. Raw data

Not an official publication. Names, figures and the texts of the votes appear unchanged, exactly as the Parliamentary Services publish them.

Chronicle

What happened to the proposal, oldest first: the key votes in the chambers, the Parliamentary Services' news, linked media reports and the popular vote.

  1. Council of States

    Entry into the matter

    24 yes, 13 no, 7 abstentions

  2. Council of States

    Overall vote

    21 yes, 13 no, 9 abstentions

  3. National Council

    Overall vote

    155 yes, 0 no, 27 abstentions

  4. Council of States

    Final vote

    35 yes, 10 no, 0 abstentions

  5. National Council

    Final vote

    165 yes, 0 no, 31 abstentions

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