On why Switzerland is not a member of the EU: They have always maintained
the concept of a neutral and independent country. One of the purposes of the
formation of the EU (which is to prevent another war by integrating their
economies) does not apply to them. Preservation of sovereignty is another
reason. Joining the EU has far-ranging implications and would mean
integrating their laws, from economic, political, technical etc. but the
debate is ongoing - they have also recently elected a pro-EU Federal
Parliament.

By the way, Switzerland is an EFTA member but they are not a member of the
monetary union. 


From: Collins, Jeffrey [mailto:jcoll...@ciena.com]
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 1:29 PM
To: emc-p...@majordomo.ieee.org
Subject: Switzerland Compliance & Homologation Requirements



Hi Group,

Does anyone have any current information on telecom requirements in
Switzerland? Mine is a little out dated.
Specifically I'm looking into:

* CO gear requirements

* Network Access permits or licenses

* Networking gear requirements with residential line access

On a side note: Does anyone know the story on why Switzerland is not a
member of the EU, EEA or EFTA?  In my previous experiences they accepted CE
mark data based on the applicable harmonized standards. Also, do they accept
the EURO for currency?


Thanks,

        Jeffrey Collins 
        Sr. HW Engineering Manager 
        EMC/ NEBS/ Reliability/ Safety
        CIENA  Core Networking Division
        5965 Silver Creek Valley Road
        (408) 571-3002, Fax (408) 965-2705
        jcoll...@ciena.com
        http://www.ciena.com






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