By law, the foundation is subject to supervision by the state and local governments. The supervisory authority over the foundation on the part of the government administration is the minister in charge of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. foundations, indicated in view of the purposes for which the foundation was established and the scope of the ministry’s activities. If the goals are of different scope, e.g. related to education and environmental protection, the funder indicates one of the ministers – the one with which the main goals of the foundation are connected. When choosing the right ministry, the Law on Departments of Government defining the scope of ministries and detailed information on tasks provided on the websites of each ministry can help. Information about the election of “his” minister is included in the foundation’s charter. In addition, the funder shall draw up a statement to this effect. It is an attachment to the application for registration of the foundation in the National Court Register. The second supervisory authority, on the part of the local government administration, is related to territorial affiliation. It is the head of the county in which the foundation is located. In cities with county rights, these are city presidents. Since local government supervision is related to the locality in which the foundation is located, and this is the information provided in the statute, there is no need for a separate statutory provision on this issue. The funder also does not make a separate statement naming the starost. The very choice of the locality of the seat is also an indication of the county and thus the supervising authority.