By Plenary Sessions: Madis Kallas

Not enough data

The speaker addresses the remarks submitted by the Social Democratic faction and dismisses concerns regarding the reliability of local municipalities. The criticism targets a misinterpretation of the bill's specifics (the absence of forecasts, the 10% limit), but the response is explanatory rather than aggressive.

The criticism targets the slow pace of communication between state institutions and local governments and businesses, particularly compared to the successful representation of the Estonian state abroad. The speaker notes that the delay might be due to legislation or government decisions, but they avoid naming a direct opponent or specific group, focusing instead on the system's deficiencies.

The speaker is not expressing criticism or opposition, but rather affirming the success of a reform and seeking further information. Insufficient data.

The text criticizes the government’s fiscal policy, arguing that it fails to achieve the necessary level of budget stability through adequate spending cuts. It also criticizes regional policy, which is causing job concentration in major cities and the unfair distribution of EU funds. Furthermore, criticism is directed at the operational organization of State Real Estate Ltd. (Riigi Kinnisvara Aktsiaselts) and the State Shared Service Centre (Riigi Tugiteenuste Keskus).