Sport: registrations, proceedings and operations · France / Switzerland
Public stadium or perimeter ban: review dossier
A public sports-related restriction must be read against the decision and specific legal power invoked. France’s stadium and public-place measures differ from Swiss cantonal public perimeter restrictions. Record conduct, evidence, area, timing, reporting duties and notification before identifying review or interim-relief options. A Swiss private stadium ban issued by a club or operator is a separate measure. The dossier does not infer the restriction’s scope from a police report alone.
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What conduct and evidence does the decision rely on?
France: connect alleged facts and cited reports to disclosed evidence. Switzerland: retain the corresponding conduct and proofs invoked by the canton; this preparation does not turn allegations into an automatic finding of guilt.
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Who issued the restriction and under which public-law power?
France: identify the prefectural act and its actual L332-16 or L332-16-1A branch. Switzerland: identify the cantonal public measure separately; a private club stadium ban is not itself a public perimeter decision.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
Public-restriction basis, perimeter and notification record
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- Jurisdiction
- France
- Issuer and basis
- Authority A1, provision L1
- Conduct and evidence
- Allegation F1, records P1
- Area and duration
- Zones Z1, period T1
- Notice and review
- Receipt N1, request R1
The dossier does not infer the restriction’s scope from a police report alone.
What conduct and evidence does the decision rely on?
France: connect alleged facts and cited reports to disclosed evidence. Switzerland: retain the corresponding conduct and proofs invoked by the canton; this preparation does not turn allegations into an automatic finding of guilt.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
Which stadiums, routes, areas or times fall within its perimeter?
France: record the stadium, surroundings, places and times actually restricted. Switzerland: connect the stated perimeter and schedule to the public decision; an event name alone does not establish every geographic boundary.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
What duration and reporting obligations are imposed?
France: duration and reporting obligations depend on the actual public branch, not a mixed statutory timetable. Switzerland: examine the cantonal and applicable concordat framework separately; no universal cross-country duration is inferred.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
Preparation reference: Public-restriction basis, perimeter and notification record
| Preparation question | Point to verify |
|---|---|
| Who issued the restriction and under which public-law power? | France: identify the prefectural act and its actual L332-16 or L332-16-1A branch. Switzerland: identify the cantonal public measure separately; a private club stadium ban is not itself a public perimeter decision. |
| What conduct and evidence does the decision rely on? | France: connect alleged facts and cited reports to disclosed evidence. Switzerland: retain the corresponding conduct and proofs invoked by the canton; this preparation does not turn allegations into an automatic finding of guilt. |
| Which stadiums, routes, areas or times fall within its perimeter? | France: record the stadium, surroundings, places and times actually restricted. Switzerland: connect the stated perimeter and schedule to the public decision; an event name alone does not establish every geographic boundary. |
| What duration and reporting obligations are imposed? | France: duration and reporting obligations depend on the actual public branch, not a mixed statutory timetable. Switzerland: examine the cantonal and applicable concordat framework separately; no universal cross-country duration is inferred. |
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
How and when was the decision notified?
France: retain service method and receipt evidence separately from signature date. Switzerland: do the same for actual notification; missing receipt data does not justify inventing an appeal deadline or automatic commencement date.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
Which official provision helps explain this situation?
A public sports-related restriction must be read against the decision and specific legal power invoked. France’s stadium and public-place measures differ from Swiss cantonal public perimeter restrictions. Record conduct, evidence, area, timing, reporting duties and notification before identifying review or interim-relief options. A Swiss private stadium ban issued by a club or operator is a separate measure. The dossier does not infer the restriction’s scope from a police report alone.
Which observations, review or interim-relief route applies?
France: observations, challenge and interim relief need their own procedure checks. Switzerland: cantonal remedies and suspensive effects require separate verification; filing a challenge is not automatically treated as suspension of every restriction.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
What evidence records the recipient’s position and actual effects?
France: retain concrete effects and dated supporting records relevant to the measure. Switzerland: organise equivalent facts without unnecessary personal data; the tool neither determines proportionality nor decides an individual’s sporting access.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
Why must a private stadium ban be distinguished from a public perimeter decision?
France: an administrative stadium restriction differs from a club’s private exclusion. Switzerland: fedpol likewise distinguishes public cantonal perimeter measures and private stadium bans; keep issuer, legal basis and challenge route separate.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
Which official references should you consult?
- Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1Awww.legifrance.gouv.fr
- Private stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measureswww.fedpol.admin.ch
- Concordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014www.rayonverbot.ch
Texts cited last checked: 3 November 2026
What other questions arise in this file?
What conduct and evidence does the decision rely on?
France: connect alleged facts and cited reports to disclosed evidence. Switzerland: retain the corresponding conduct and proofs invoked by the canton; this preparation does not turn allegations into an automatic finding of guilt.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
What duration and reporting obligations are imposed?
France: duration and reporting obligations depend on the actual public branch, not a mixed statutory timetable. Switzerland: examine the cantonal and applicable concordat framework separately; no universal cross-country duration is inferred.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
Which observations, review or interim-relief route applies?
France: observations, challenge and interim relief need their own procedure checks. Switzerland: cantonal remedies and suspensive effects require separate verification; filing a challenge is not automatically treated as suspension of every restriction.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014
Why must a private stadium ban be distinguished from a public perimeter decision?
France: an administrative stadium restriction differs from a club’s private exclusion. Switzerland: fedpol likewise distinguishes public cantonal perimeter measures and private stadium bans; keep issuer, legal basis and challenge route separate.
Sport Code L332-16 and L332-16-1A : L332-16, L332-16-1APrivate stadium bans and public cantonal preventive measuresConcordat against violence at sporting events amended2012 text2014