Art. 71 Bundesgesetz vom 20. Dezember 1968 über das Verwaltungsverfahren (VwVG)

WEKO · Aufsichtsbeschwerde (Art. 71 Abs. 1 VwVG)

Merger Approval - Procedural Review Limits Substantive Re-examination

Cited as the general provision allowing any person to report facts to the supervisory authority that require intervention against an authority.

WEKO · Aufsichtsbeschwerde (Art. 71 Abs. 2 VwVG)

Merger Approval - Procedural Review Limits Substantive Re-examination

Cited to clarify that the complainant does not have party rights in the supervisory review procedure.

A-3607/2022 (Art. 71 Abs. 1 VwVG)

Postal Company's Software Acquisition Challenge and Regulatory Oversight

Allows any person to report facts to a supervisory authority that require official action in the public interest.

A-3607/2022 (Art. 71 Abs. 2 VwVG)

Postal Company's Software Acquisition Challenge and Regulatory Oversight

States that the informant does not have the rights of a party in a supervisory proceeding.

A-2833/2020 (Art. 71 VwVG)

Organ Donation Advertisement Complaint Dismissed for Lack of Standing

This provision governs supervisory complaints and was the basis for the appellant's initial complaint to the Federal Office of Communications.

A-768/2020 (Art. 71 PA)

Taxpayer Fails to Prove Violation of Specialty Principle in International Tax Assistance Case

Cited as a provision under which the appellant could make a denunciation, though not as a party.

BVGE-2016-20 (Art. 71 Abs. 2 VwVG)

Supervisory Authority's Failure to Issue Decision on Flight Operations Complaint

This article clarifies that an informant (Anzeiger) does not automatically have the rights of a party in supervisory proceedings.

A-5781/2011 (Art. 71 al. 1 PA)

Federal Administrative Court Denies Party Status to Association and Cooperative in Electricity Tariff Review

Defines the procedure applicable when a third party denounces a situation to the authority.

A-5781/2011 (Art. 71 al. 2 PA)

Federal Administrative Court Denies Party Status to Association and Cooperative in Electricity Tariff Review

States that a denunciator does not automatically acquire the rights of a party in an administrative procedure.

B-2267/2011 (art. 71 PA)

Vocational Training Organization v. Federal Office on Labor Market Organization Status

Used to explain that a denunciation procedure is a non-contentious procedure and does not typically lead to a decision on the merits.

A-3073/2011 (Art. 71 Abs. 2 VwVG)

Domain Registry Abused Public Function for Subsidiary's Benefit

Cited in the reasoning to explain that an informant does not have the rights of a party, and then used to justify the finding that the authority acted unlawfully by informing the informants about the outcome of the procedure before the decision became final.

VPB 150000236 (Art. 71 PA)

Federal Council Annuls Department's Railway Concession Renewal, Cites Unlawful Delegation and Legal Concerns

This provision allows the Federal Council to intervene ex officio against the DETEC if it manifestly transgresses essential legal provisions.

A-2742/2009 (Art. 71 Abs. 1 VwVG)

Railway Passenger's Class Upgrade Surcharge Dispute

This provision concerns the right to report facts requiring official action to the supervisory authority.

BK.2004.11 (Art. 71 VwVG)

Reasonable Search and Seizure in Complex International Money Laundering Investigation

Cited to establish that a complainant in a supervisory review does not have party rights.

IV.2004.00699 · zh (Art. 71 Abs. 1 des Bundesgesetzes über das Verwaltungsverfahren (VwVG))

Pension Appeal and Remand for Re-evaluation of Disability Status

Cited implicitly through reference in the reasoning regarding the forwarding of the appeal to the Federal Social Insurance Office as a supervisory complaint, although the explicit order only mentions forwarding the input.