↑ 1999 年 2 月 7 日のスイス連邦憲法 / Bundesverfassung (BV) /Constitution fédérale (Cst.) / Costituzione federale (Costituzione federale) (Costituzione federale)、1999 年 2 月 7 日、SR/RS 101 ( E · D · F · I ) 、art. 177 ( E・D・F・I )
↑これは、関連する憲法条項の一般的な解釈です。 1999年2月7日制定のスイス連邦憲法 / Bundesverfassung (BV) / Constitution fédérale (Cst.) / Costituzione federale (Cost.)、SR/RS 101 ( E · D · F · I ) 、第175条( E · D · F · I )
12Exceptionally low representation of the French and Italian speaking cantons, compared to the German speaking ones (1:6). In recent years, those were overrepresented 3:4 (proportional to their population). Currently, the 2:5 proportion is close to the population proportion.
↑Traditional "magic formula" of the Council's composition established: FDP/PRD 2, CVP/PDC 2, SPS/PSS 2, SVP/UDC 1.
↑Government composition changed for the first time since 1959: FDP/PRD 2, SPS/PSS 2, SVP/UDC 2, CVP/PDC 1.
↑In June 2008, parts of the SVP/UDC broke away to later form the new BDP/PBD. In this process, the two Federal Councillors who had been elected for the SVP/UDC became members of the BDP/PBD.
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