Solutions
For public authorities
What the confederation prescribes, what other cantons made of it, and what your own municipalities already regulate, in one place.
Where you start
- Federal, cantonal and municipal rules are hard to see in one picture.
- Without comparison you get duplication, or rules that have already failed elsewhere.
- There is no systematic benchmarking against other cantons; the shared data basis is missing.
- Preparing a bill ties up research time in several departments at once.
How you work with it
- Look at one topic across all 26 cantons: who tabled what, when, and how it went.
- Classification makes comparable what the cantons name differently.
- Proposals from your canton and its municipalities sit in the same tool as the federal level.
- Several departments work on the same body of data, with notes on the proposal.
What changes
- A bill can be justified by pointing to other cantons.
- Conflicts with higher-ranking law surface earlier.
- The data basis is public and the method documented. That counts where sources must be named.