Jean-Luc Addor is a member of the National Council for the canton of Valais (SVP, Swiss People’s Party Group), in this council since 30 November 2015. Born in 1964 in Lausanne (VD).
As reported by the member to the Parliamentary Services (original language).
Vice-président de l'UDC du Valais romand
Membre du Comité central de l'UDC Suisse
Député au Grand Conseil: 2005-2015
Conseiller communal à Savièse: 2009-2015
Membre des intergroupes parlementaires: biodiversité et gestion des espèces, bourgeoisies et corporations, ePower - TIC pour la Suisse, handicap, médecine complémentaire, montagne, plurilinguisme, politique familiale, pop-rock au Palais fédéral, souveraineté alimentaire, sport, tourisme, Suisses de l'étranger, vieillesse, vitivinicole
Membre des groupes d'amitié interparlementaire Suisse-Amérique latine, Suisse-Corée, Suisse-Hongrie, Suisse-Russie, Suisse-Serbie, Suisse-Slovénie, Suisse-Taïwan
Membre du Cercle de travail Sécurité et techniques de défense (CSTD www.asuw.ch)
Occupation
Occupation
Employer
Since
Avocat/e
Addor Künzi Fournier avocats SA
2015
Committees and delegations
Committee
Function
Security Policy Committee, National Council
Member
CPS-N Sous-commission Révision de la Loi sur le matériel de guerre
Member
Political Institutions Committee, National Council
Member
Delegation to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly
Substitute
Declared interests
5 declared interests (Art. 11 Parliament Act), as in the register of the Parliamentary Services.
Organisation
Legal form
Body
Function
Paid
Addor Künzi Fournier avocats SA, Sion
Company limited by shares (AG)
Board of directors
President
yes
Stiftung COURAGE, Bern
Foundation
Board of trustees
President
no
Délégation de Taïwan, République de Chine
Association
Committee
Member
no
GaraNto
Association
Central committee
President
yes
Pro Suisse Valais
Association
Committee
Member
no
Votes in the National Council
4,201 votes from 4 December 2023 to 2 October 2026; the member took part in 95.8% of them (yes, no or abstain; excluding votes chaired as president).
Voted with the majority of their own group in 93.7% of their 3,915 yes and no votes.