Michèle Dünki-Bättig
Michèle Dünki-Bättig is a member of the Social Democratic Party (SP) and serves as the president of the committee in the Cantonal Council of Zurich. She is known for her advocacy of digital rights and has played a significant role in promoting a counter-proposal to a citizens' initiative that seeks to establish fundamental digital rights in the cantonal constitution, highlighting the importance of addressing the population's concerns regarding digital integrity.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig is the co-president of the kantonale SP who is cautious about Jositsch's nomination.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig, co-president of the cantonal SP, refrained from recommending Jositsch's nomination.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig is the co-president of the cantonal SP who refrains from endorsing or opposing Daniel Jositsch's nomination.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig, co-president of the cantonal SP, refrains from giving a recommendation regarding Jositsch's nomination.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig, Co-President of the cantonal SP, refrained from recommending Jositsch's nomination.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig, Co-President of the cantonal SP, refrains from recommending Jositsch's nomination.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig is the co-president of the cantonal SP who refrained from making a recommendation regarding Daniel Jositsch's nomination.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig, co-president of the Zurich SP, criticizes the government for not helping children in need.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig is the president of the commission for state and municipalities in which Susanne Brunner serves.
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Switzerland:
Michèle Dünki-Bättig is the president of the commission for state and municipalities in which Susanne Brunner serves.
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