Conflict of law issues related to Switzerland's participation in the Paris Nuclear Third Party Liability Regime

Michael Waldner

Nuclear Law Bulletin, 2013, vol. 2012, issue 2, 31-69

Abstract: In spite of the active role Switzerland played during the negotiation process of the Paris Convention, it only recently ratified the Convention including all its amending Protocols. The whole Paris regime will become binding for Switzerland only upon entry into force of the Protocols of 2004. Concurrently, the Federal Council will put into force a revised Swiss Nuclear Liability Act and ratify the Joint Protocol. Being a party to the Paris regime and the Joint Protocol, Switzerland will be in treaty relationships with Paris states and with Vienna states which are party to the Joint Protocol.

Date: 2013
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