Where the Federal Assembly is responsible for approving withdrawal from an international treaty, the Federal Council may withdraw from the treaty without the approval of the Federal Assembly if it is necessary to do so in order to safeguard important interests of Switzerland and if there is a particular urgency in doing so.
It may not withdraw urgently if the responsible committees of both chambers object to withdrawal.
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