The federal government’s oversight of Suva is limited in scope and adequately regulated by the law. However, the Confederation has more information on Suva than it actually requires, which means that it is exceeding the scope of its supervisory role. Furthermore, not all of the Federal Council's procedures for appointing Suva Council members are appropriate.​ ​To the evaluation reports

The independence of the Office of the Price Supervisor (PRS) is not adequately regulated by law; however, it is ensured in practice through the Department’s steering. This allows the PRS to fulfil its mandate within the constraints of its limited resources. Thanks to its structure, which is unique in Europe, it can act quickly and flexibly. ​To the evaluation reports

​The Federal Office for Transport (FOT) directs and oversees the planning and development of railway infrastructure projects in an efficient manner, but partially adequate. Specifically, the FOT does not ensure that budgeted costs are adhered to. Overall, cooperation between the FOT and the infrastructure managers (IMs) responsible for the expansion is expedient. The involvement of the cantons and communes is only partially adequate.​​​​​​ To the evaluation reports