This is the agreed expression used to refer to the multilateral diplomatic activities conducted on Swiss territory by the international organisations and their Member States, as represented by the permanent missions (3). (2) These texts are published in the Classified Compilation of Federal Legislation (SR): Classified Compilation (1) 'Foreign representations' is taken to mean diplomatic missions (embassies), permanent missions and consular posts

However, the embassies and members of their staff and, to a certain extent, consular posts and members of their staff are all subject to the same rules. In this document, we have chosen to deal solely with the situation of the permanent missions, international organisations and members of their staff.

the practice of the Swiss authorities in respect of questions left open by the above-mentioned texts.

the Federal Act of 22 June 2007 on the Privileges, Immunities and Facilities and the Financial Subsidies granted by Switzerland as a Host State (Host State Act, SR 192.12 ) and implementing Ordinance of 7 December 2007 (Host State Ordinance,.

the agreements on privileges, immunities and facilities concluded with the international organisations ( SR 0.192 (fr)).

the Vienna Convention of 24 April 1963 on Consular Relations ( SR 0.191.02 (fr)),.( SR 0.191.01 (fr)) (hereinafter 'the Vienna Convention'), the Vienna Convention of 18 April 1961 on Diplomatic Relations, applied by analogy to the permanent missions.

In Switzerland, the regime of privileges, immunities and facilities is based on (2): International Police Missions of Switzerland Switzerland’s contribution to the enlarged EU Permanent Mission of Switzerland to the United Nations Office and to the other international organisations in Genevaįederal Department of Foreign Affairs FDFAįederal Department of Justice and Police FDJPįederal Department of Defence, Civil Protection and Sport DDPSįederal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research EAERįederal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications DETEC

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