Switzerland: Executive Authority: 1801
| Vollziehende Gewalt :: Pouvoir exécutif [1][2] | |
| members: Mitglieder der vollziehenden Gewalt :: Membres du Pouvoir exécutif | |
| 27 Oct 1801 - 22 Nov 1801 | Johann Rudolf Dolder |
| 27 Oct 1801 - 22 Nov 1801 | François-Pierre Savary |
| 2 Nov 1801 - 22 Nov 1801 | David Ludwig Bay |
| 2 Nov 1801 - 22 Nov 1801 | Victor de Saussure |
| president: Präsident der vollziehenden Gewalt :: Président du Pouvoir exécutif [3] | |
| 27 Oct 1801 - 22 Nov 1801 | Johann Rudolf Dolder |
- Dolder, Savary, and Rüttimann were appointed to exercise the executive functions by a resolution of the Legislative Council (Gesetzgebender Rat|Conseil législatif) on 27 Oct 1801. Dolder and Savary held the first meeting on the same day, constituting the Executive Authority (Vollziehende Gewalt|Pouvoir exécutif). Rüttimann declined to serve in a message dated 28 Oct 1801. Bay and de Saussure were appointed members of the Executive Authority by a resolution of the Senate (Senat|Sénat) on 2 Nov 1802 and assumed their functions on the same day.
- After the election of two Landammans and members of the Lower Council (Kleiner Rat|Petit Conseil) on 21 Nov 1801, the Executive Authority passed a resolution for its dissolution on 22 Nov 1801.
- Dolder was not specifically designated to serve as president, but the minutes of the Executive Authority and legislative acts confirm that he acted in this capacity.