c'est ce qui arrive quand les lobbies "écolo" prennent le dessus! Si je comprends bien, c'est en début d'année que toutes ces lois ont été choisies et le lien que tu donnes sont une tentative de modification de leurs aberrations.???
il y avait un truc de drôle : interdiction de pêcher avec des ardillons , mais interdiction de relâcher le poisson

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ils en ont pas mal parlé en france. genre quand tu achètes un hamster, tu ne peux pas l'acheter seul et tu ne peux pas lui acheter une cage trop petite!
voilà j'ai retrouvé un extrait de l'EFFTA du 7 mai:
Catch and Release fishing will be banned in Switzerland from next year, it was revealed this week.
And anglers in the country will have to demonstrate their expertise by taking a course on humane methods of catching fish, under new legislation outlined by the Bundesrat - the Swiss Federal Parliament.
The new legislation states that fish caught should be killed immediately following their capture, with a sharp blow to the head from a blunt instrument. Under the new regulations, the use of livebait and barbed hooks is also prohibited except in certain situations.
The laws come into effect in 2009 but while the Swiss government does not mention Catch and Release specifically, it does say that "it is not permitted to go fishing with the 'intention' to release the fish."
EFTTA lobbyist Jan Kappel has been in contact with Martin Peter, Vice President of the Swiss Angling Federation, to see whether a joint approach to the Swiss government could persuade them to amend the legislation - which forms part of a much wider animal welfare programme.
The law on the protection of animals was passed by the Swiss parliament in 2005 and officials have spent three years refining the details, taking into account the comments of interested parties.