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366.1Federal Council ordinanceKeepCompleted

Ordonnance du 21 juin 2013 concernant le Bureau central national Interpol Bern (Ordonnance Interpol)

Federal Council ordinanceLanguage DEDocument 21 June 2013In force 1 August 2013
Published verdict
Keep

The law broadly serves citizens without excessive burden.

Summary

This ordinance organizes fedpol’s National Central Bureau Interpol Bern, defines its role as Switzerland’s contact point with Interpol and foreign national bureaux, authorizes police-information exchange and access to Interpol systems, assigns access rights to Swiss authorities, and sets rules on data processing, retention, disclosure, supervision, and individual information rights.

Verdict reason
Deleting it would dismantle the legal and operational framework for Switzerland’s Interpol interface, including the designated national bureau, access rules, and data-handling safeguards. The ordinance provides a specific institutional mechanism for cross-border police coordination that is not plausibly replicated by spontaneous private ordering or by the cited laws alone.
Review details
Status
Completed
Model
gpt-5.4
Method
better-switzerland-v2
Attempts
1
Input tokens
7423
Output tokens
145
Total tokens
7568
Estimated cost
$0.0207
Record metadata
Document date
21 June 2013
Entry into force
1 August 2013
Applicability
1 September 2023
Type
Federal Council ordinance
Display ID
366.1
Canonical record
https://fedlex.data.admin.ch/eli/cc/2013/466
Family URI
https://fedlex.data.admin.ch/eli/cc/2013/466
Language
DE
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