Will Swiss Parliament pass the UBS capital law by June 30, 2027?

The question asks about the Swiss Parliament passing a UBS capital law by June 30, 2027. The resolution criteria, however, describe a completely different law—an Israeli 'Defendant Law' prohibiting indicted individuals from forming a government or serving as Prime Minister, to be passed by the Knesset by January 31, 2027. This is a clear mismatch: the question mentions 'Swiss Parliament' and 'UBS capital law,' but the criteria refer to the Israeli Knesset and a criminal indictment law. The news articles Reuters UBS, Reuters UBS, and Ground article all discuss Swiss capital rules for UBS, potential relocation, and UK government courting, but none mention any Israeli law or Knesset action. Since the resolution criteria are the sole basis for determining the outcome, and they specify a different legislative body and subject matter, the probability of the Swiss Parliament passing the described Israeli law is effectively zero. However, the criteria also state that a consensus of credible reporting may be used, and no articles address the Israeli law. Given the extreme mismatch, the probability is very low, but I assign a slightly higher value (0.35) to account for potential ambiguity or error in the question-criteria pairing, as the question might be misstated. The articles provide no support for a YES outcome under the given criteria.