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Federal popular initiative “Electricity for all at all times (Stop the blackout)”: conditional withdrawal (Federal Gazette 2026 1830)

fedlex-bbl-2026-1830

Publisher
Federal Chancellery (Federal Gazette)
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Official publication of the Federal Gazette (Fedlex, Federal Chancellery). Votara quotes short passages and figures with the source named. Whether Art. 5 URG (official acts and reports of authorities are not protected by copyright) covers this use is still to be confirmed.
Coverage
Geography national · published 2026-07-03 · reference BBl 2026 1830 (notice of the Federal Chancellery)
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States that the initiative was withdrawn on condition and when the withdrawal takes effect. No official text found on 2026-11-01 says what happens to the initiative if the amendment is rejected; /outlook says nothing about it.

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  1. Downloaded and read in German, French and Italian by Votara’s build agents on 2026-11-01 (PDF text extraction; every quoted figure checked against the text); to be reviewed by an editor. 2–4 points per object written from the text in each language; figures quoted as printed, never recomputed. The English points are Votara’s translation (marked "translation to review" on the site) unless an official English text was used.