The autumn session of parliament begins in Switzerland on Monday with a varied menu: the F-35A fighter jets, the financing of the 13th monthly pension payment, and six popular initiatives, including on limiting the population to ten million, halving the cost of the licence fee, and the use of cash. +Get the most important news from Switzerland in your inbox The latter, entitled "Cash is Freedom", will be examined on Monday by the House of Representatives (which will meet from 2:30pm to 7pm). The initiative has been rejected by both chambers, but a counter-proposal envisages the inclusion in the Constitution of the retention of coins and banknotes, as well as that of the Swiss franc as the national currency. Only one minor difference between the two chambers remains. Barring any major surprises, it will be settled on Monday afternoon. + The Swiss parliament for beginners The House of Representatives will also discuss the motion by Jakob Stark from the right-wing Swiss People's Party ...
