As a general rule, each of the Administrative agencies, government entities, government-owned entities, or private entities rendering public service or utility (in the broadest meaning public or private) shall be split into four (4). Each canton shall take its share of the “hard and soft” assets (including “its” employees).
All cantonal Citizens of any legacy admiration, public service, or utility shall be allocated to the budget of such canton and shall become the share of this canton in the distribution of the assets and liabilities of the incumbent public service.
Each canton will decide whether it needs to keep such employees (the canton Citizens currently employed in the public sector and which have been moved to the public sector of the canton) or let them go.
The payment for dismembered and decentralized utilities shall be funded by each canton from its cantonal and municipal taxes.
No Federal Tax, funding, grant, or loan is admissible to fund cantonal utilities or public service.
Administrative agencies and other institutions, public administration (including, but not limited to, the administration of justice) for which no agreement was reached on cantonal allocation within 6 months following the date of this Constitution, shall be liquidated. The Federal Government, with or without the consent of the concerned cantonal Governments, shall provide for their dissolution or liquidation and the Federal government is not authorized to budget for their expenses or incur any cost thereupon.
Corporations and institutions under public law not directly subordinate to a canton nor based on agreements between cantons shall be cancelled and liquidated. No corporations and institutions under public or private law shall be maintained if (i) not directly subordinate to a canton nor (ii) no agreements for which between cantons has been reached.
