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935.811Federal Council ordinanceDeleteCompleted

Ordonnance du 15 mars 2013 sur les professions relevant du domaine de la psychologie (Ordonnance sur les professions de la psychologie, OPsy)

Federal Council ordinanceLanguage DEDocument 15 March 2013In force 1 April 2013
Published verdict
Delete

The law looks obsolete, unjustified, or duplicative.

Summary

This ordinance implements the Psychology Professions Act by centralizing federal issuance and signing of postgraduate titles, letting the Interior Department set training duration and accreditation details, applying EU/EFTA recognition rules to foreign qualifications, creating a database and data transfers on recognized foreign title-holders, regulating which protected professional designations may be used, issuing official certificates, and imposing fees including very high accreditation charges.

Verdict reason
This is a classic top-down credentialing and accreditation regime: it expands bureaucratic control over training length, title use, data collection, foreign-recognition processing, and expensive approvals, raising entry barriers and compliance costs for psychology professionals. The text shows administrative machinery, not a hard-to-replicate institutional safeguard that justifies the restrictions and fees.
Review details
Status
Completed
Model
gpt-5.4
Method
better-switzerland-v2
Attempts
1
Input tokens
5721
Output tokens
163
Total tokens
5884
Estimated cost
$0.0167
Record metadata
Document date
15 March 2013
Entry into force
1 April 2013
Applicability
1 February 2020
Type
Federal Council ordinance
Display ID
935.811
Canonical record
https://fedlex.data.admin.ch/eli/cc/2013/186
Family URI
https://fedlex.data.admin.ch/eli/cc/2013/186
Language
DE
Indexed sections (45)
Primary sources