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There are many ways to compare Switzerland to other countries. One example how you can compare Japan and Norway to Switzerland by there low unemployment and low jail time fine rate of inflation. The Swiss Confederation, Norway, and Korea share the honor if it's solidly financed public policy. The population is the same as Honduras population but they do not allow guns and is not safe compared to Switzerland. Switzerland offers many advantages compared to other countries in the world.

https://www.uni-heidelberg.de/md/politik/personal/schmidt/switzerland_s_political_performance_compared.pdf

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In Switzerland there laws are very interesting. The men have to go to training camp yearly for military reasons and are allowed to have a gun in household. If caught holding drugs will be fined and jail time depending in item of drug. Every house must have a emergency kit ready to use if in a civil emergency. Out of all the laws there was one I found particularly interesting, being on Sundays there is no usage of laundry/ wash machine and lawnmower.

https://www.worldnomads.com/travel-safety/europe/switzerland/swiss-laws-and-customs

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In 1884, the federal council had 7 members of executive council. They have a presidency rotation around with the 7 members every year. The citizen play the role of voting in 3 rounds, with secret ballots. In the second round if a candidate has 10 or more are taken out of the election. To be able to win the election you have to have more than half of the voting cast. Whether female or male they can turn down the election causing another election.

https://www.thelocal.ch/20170914/this-is-how-switzerland-elects-a-new-federal-councillor

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/does-switzerland-have-a-president-or-a-prime-minister.html

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Switzerland's people have a 20 Fundamental Rights. The first 5 of the Fundamental Rights being, Right to Human Dignity, Right to Equality ans Protective Discrimination, Protection Against Arbitrariness and Preservation of Good Faith, Right to Life and Personal Freedom, and Special Protection of Children and Adolescents and Right to Aid in Distress. The first fundamental right talks about how the people can be protected when their life is respected. Right to equality and protective discrimination basically means can't feel attacked for their sex, religion, way of life, and much more. With the third fundamental rights states,"Every person has the right to be treated equally by he state institutions without arbitrariness and in good faith." The forth broken down talks about how there are no death penalty and has the right to their life. Finally special protection of children and adolescents and right to aid in distress allows the children to work in their development and right to an aid.
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/what-type-of-government-does-switzerland-have.html

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In Switzerland there federal assembly has 46 members that representing the cantons. The federal council has 6 members in the executive branch. There are 7 departments being Finances, Economy and Education, Internal Affairs, Defense and Sports, Energy, Traffic and Environment, and Justice. For the Presidency every year they rotate among the members, right now the President is Alain Berset. Switzerland's has 5  political parties  which are Free Democratic party, Christian Democratic party, Social Democratic party, Conservative Democratic party, and Swiss Peoples Party.

https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/what-type-of-government-does-switzerland-have.html