The government plans to introduce new legal requirements to strengthen the crisis preparedness of municipalities and regions. The aim is to ensure that essential societal functions can be maintained even in the event of serious disruptions.
According to the proposal, municipalities and regions must maintain sufficient stockpiles of resources to be able to continue operations for at least two weeks without external deliveries. This includes, among other things, food for schools and elder care facilities, medications, and fuel.
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