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Act determining administrative districts - Districts

4 Articles / Provisions · Switzerland · Canton of Fribourg

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1. The Canton of Fribourg is divided into seven administrative districts. These are as follows

1. The Sarine District; Capital: Fribourg;

2. The Sense District; Capital: Tafers;

3. The Gruyère District; Capital: Bulle;

4. The Lake District; Capital: Murten;

5. The Glâne District; Capital: Romont;

6. The Broye District; Capital: Estavayer-le-Lac;

7. The Veveyse District; Capital: Châtel-Saint-Denis.

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1. The territory of a district consists of the territories of the municipalities from which it is composed.

2. The assignment of a municipality to another district must be approved by the Great Council.

3. The municipalities are listed by districts in a regulation, as are the municipal mergers approved by the Great Council.

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1. The Law of May 12, 1858, concerning the number and extent of administrative districts is repealed.

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1. The State Council is entrusted with the execution of this law. It shall determine the date of its entry into force.