USR leader, Dominic Fritz, believes that the disagreements within the coalition regarding the public administration reform send a bad signal to the population.

Fritz stated that the disagreements among the coalition leaders are a bad signal for the population, emphasizing that the government must distinguish between personal privileges and those of the citizens. USR proposes a reform of public administration focused on reducing actual personnel costs, not just on decreasing the number of positions. He acknowledged the risks of a "diluted" reform due to political negotiations, suggesting that this could only be a preliminary stage, with the need for a broader reform in the future.