Cantonal Council LU The resolutions of the Lucerne Cantonal Council in brief

On Monday, during the September session, the Lucerne Cantonal Council

- a postulate by Bernhard Steiner (SVP) on the unequal distribution of lottery fund money to cultural institutions was declared partially substantial by 81 votes to 25.

- a motion by Hanspeter Bucheli (center) on municipal powers in the preservation of historical monuments was passed by 62 votes to 50.

- a motion by Markus Bucher (center) on autonomous driving was passed as a postulate by 63 votes to 42.

- a postulate by Markus Bucher (center) on the financial participation of cyclists in the costs of cycle paths was rejected by 55 votes to 47.

- a postulate from the Transport and Construction Committee on the financing of transport infrastructure was approved by 83 votes to 24.

- a postulate by Daniel Rütimann (center) on the development of mobility in the Lucerne Seetal was passed without discussion by 106 votes to 0.

- a postulate by Laura Spring (Greens) on the implementation of equal pay was declared partially substantial by 59 votes to 42.

- a motion by Ursula Berset (GLP) on the exemption of self-service and farm stores from the Shop Opening Act was partially approved by 77 votes to 28.

- a postulate by Rolf Bossart (SVP) on the legalization of farm stores was approved by 84 votes to 23.

- a postulate by Urs Christian Schumacher (SVP) for a Covid-19 amnesty was rejected by 87 votes to 12.

- Questions dealt with.

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