By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

It supports a greater state role in healthcare funding, demanding a systemic change to the current financing model. It emphasizes the need for additional funding and cites previous state investments as positive examples (540 million euros between 2021 and 2024, and the payment of health insurance premiums for pensioners). It criticizes the high level of out-of-pocket payments (22%) as an excessive burden on the public. It demonstrates support for public sector investments in healthcare.

Supports increasing wage equality in the education sector and views it as problematic that a strategically important sector maintains a lower salary level. It mentions a possible agreement with representatives of the education field as an economic mechanism for resolution.