Background
On 1 October 2015 the Landtag voted by 19–6 to amend the Health Insurance Act with the aim of lowering costs. The changes would increase cost sharing by the insured, introduce sanctions against bad service and introduce the Swiss TARMED medical tariff. [1]
The changes were opposed by the "For Liechtenstein 21" group, who collected 2,648 signatures between 7 October and 5 November (Article 66 of the constitution required at least 1,000 signatures to force a referendum). After 2,636 signatures were declared valid, a referendum was announced. [1]
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