The Confederation and the cantons shall take measures to control, reduce and eliminate the risks of disease transmission.
The Federal Council may issue the following regulations:
It may require hospitals, clinics and other healthcare institutions to decontaminate, disinfect and sterilise their medical devices.
It may require businesses and event organisers whose activities increase the risk of transmitting the disease to provide prevention and information materials and comply with a specific code of conduct.
It may require public health and education institutions to offer information on the dangers of communicable diseases and advice on their prevention and control.
It may require public and private institutions that have a special obligation to protect the health of people in their care to take suitable preventive measures.
It may make technical installations that can spread communicable diseases subject to a registration requirement.
The Federal Council may prohibit the transplantation of human dura mater.4