The restitution of confiscated assets is made through the financing of programmes of public interest.
The Federal Council may conclude agreements governing the restitution of assets.
Such agreements may cover, in particular:
the type of programmes of public interest to be funded by the returned assets;
the way in which the returned assets are to be used;
the parties to be included in the restitution process;
control and monitoring of the use made of the returned assets.
In the absence of an agreement with the country of origin, the Federal Council shall determine the process of restitution. It may, in particular, return confiscated assets via international or national organisations, and provide for the supervision of the FDFA.
To the extent possible, it shall include non-governmental organisations in the restitution process.