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The fire at Crans-Montana has led French-speaking municipalities, such as Cologny (GE), to take out insurance to protect their elected representatives against possible personal challenges, a practice that has so far been rare in the public sector, but is now growing in scale.
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The fire at Crans-Montana has led French-speaking municipalities, such as Cologny (GE), to take out insurance to protect their elected representatives against possible personal challenges, a practice that has so far been rare in the public sector, but is now growing in scale.