By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The speaker opposes strict budget cuts in the healthcare sector, stressing that rising prices must not diminish the funds available for people's medical treatment or jeopardize the accessibility of services. They advocate for fiscal solidarity, recommending that the Ministry of Finance itself refrain from raising employee salaries and instead lay off officials if cuts are unavoidable.

Economic perspectives support state intervention and subsidization to help local governments bear the significant investment costs associated with social infrastructure. The focus is on public spending and investments in long-term social services to ensure the availability of these services.

The economic perspective centers on the relationship between national defense spending and taxation (the security tax). The speaker stresses the necessity of guaranteeing adequate fiscal coverage for security requirements, suggesting that the current tax rate is insufficient, and calling for specific percentage metrics.

Economic views emphasize cost savings for residents and opposition to raising healthcare fees, which makes coping difficult during financially challenging times. Preference is given to the availability of free specialist medical care, as a large portion of the population cannot afford a paid consultation.

Economic perspectives generally lean toward supporting the interests of telecom operators, calling for the relaxation of regulations to allow them to invest and enhance service quality. Economic growth is fostered through infrastructure development and the reduction of regulatory hurdles.