Does Switzerland need the Bilaterals III?

Yes, they are needed to secure prosperity and market access reaches 17 percent with 36 votes.

Yes, but only with improvements reaches 19 percent with 39 votes.

It depends on how the treaties are actually implemented reaches 19 percent with 40 votes.

No, the existing bilateral agreements and free trade are enough reaches 22 percent with 45 votes.

No, Switzerland's independence clearly comes first reaches 22 percent with 46 votes.

Not at all: Switzerland should always set its own laws reaches 31 percent with 63 votes.

Only if a referendum remains possible for every adoption reaches 29 percent with 59 votes.

Acceptable as long as the tribunal and compensation measures stay proportionate reaches 22 percent with 45 votes.

A pragmatic price for access to the EU single market reaches 19 percent with 39 votes.

Limit immigration strictly, if necessary even without the treaties reaches 14 percent with 29 votes.

The safeguard clause must be much easier to trigger reaches 25 percent with 52 votes.

The safeguard clause as planned is sufficient reaches 27 percent with 56 votes.

Free movement of workers secures skilled labour; no extra hurdles are needed reaches 33 percent with 69 votes.

Independence, even at the expense of market access reaches 16 percent with 32 votes.

Rather independence; minor economic losses are bearable reaches 20 percent with 42 votes.

Both must be weighed case by case reaches 22 percent with 45 votes.

Rather market access, as long as popular rights are preserved reaches 16 percent with 32 votes.

Market access, to secure prosperity and jobs reaches 27 percent with 55 votes.