BERN - The autumn session rose on Friday with several texts parked until December. Deputies had already begun to sound like candidates, which they also are, in a country that votes more often than it sits.
Health leftovers, again, slipped. Transport credits that needed a quiet room slipped. The e-ID act and the second-home decree do not need this chamber. They need a Sunday.
Schaffhausen's other letter
The same day, cantonal officials in the north asked SBB to cut late German trains at the border. Our Schaffhausen report is that letter. Bern's report is an empty gallery.