This point is also criticized in the postulate: 20,000 applications would result in 350,000 postal items with 28 million pages of paper, write the initiators. For this reason, they saw some potential for optimization and submitted their proposal. The Government Council also recommended the deal to the members of the Grand Council for acceptance, but pointed out that it only makes sense to review it once the operation and processes of eBau have become familiar to the users.
The government council admitted that the building applications still have to be printed out and submitted to the municipality. However, he pointed out that the building permit process had been “significantly simplified” with eBau. “The mountains of paper have been reduced and processes have become more efficient thanks to digitization,” the government said in a response. In addition, the process is simpler, more transparent and faster, which also makes the exchange between the official and specialist departments much easier.