By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

This addresses primarily the issues of subsistence benefits and kindergarten placements, while supporting the principle that local governments should decide autonomously on the provision of free services. It recognizes the necessity of raising the subsistence threshold but stands against resolving the matter via a supplementary budget. It stresses individual responsibility in budget planning.

The text addresses the increase of the subsistence benefit as appropriate, but stresses the necessity of long-term planning. It supports the autonomy of local municipalities concerning kindergarten placement fees, refusing national intervention. It notes that pensioners are not among the recipients of the subsistence benefit, and their purchasing power has improved due to indexation.

Due to the lack of sufficient data, it is not possible to draw conclusions regarding social issues.

There is not enough data.