Signatures valides –
The referendum against the introduction of the E-ID led
The Chancellery confirms the validity of the signatures. The law on electronic identity is therefore questioned.
The E-ID law meets oppositions.
CHRISTIAN BEUTLER/KEYSTONE
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The referendum against the federal law on electronic identity has formally led. The federal chancellery noted, after verification, that 55,344 signatures among those deposited are valid.
A total of 55,683 signatures were filed within the referendum period against the federal law of December 20, 2024 on electronic identity and other means of electronic evidence (E-ID law), announces the federal chancellery on Wednesday. The referendum has therefore formally succeeded.
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-The deposit of the mid-April signatures had caused ink to flow, due to a violent argument which had broken out between the referendum committees. No less than three groups launched a referendum against the new law.
In addition to the Pirate Party, which was not officially represented at the press conference, as well as the friends of the Constitution and Aufrecht, the Mass-Voll anti-vaccin movement! also collected signatures for the referendum.
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