Zurich law professor Matthias Oesch believes that the ongoing adoption of European law is problematic. He sees a way out in EU membership.
EU law also plays an important role for Switzerland as a third country.
“Switzerland adopts EU drone regulation and other legal provisions.” The November headline was just routine news. Switzerland repeatedly adopts EU law in a wide variety of areas. On a regular basis, as in the case of the air transport agreement. Or with autonomous implementation if there are no bilateral agreements with Brussels. According to studies, up to 60 percent of federal law is directly or indirectly significantly influenced by EU law. Switzerland follows suit without having a say in the processing.
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