By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

Economic perspectives emphasize cost-effectiveness and fiscal responsibility, highlighting and commending the bill's exceptionally low IT costs (12,000 euros) as a positive example. The policy itself involves the expansion of state-funded services, which alleviates the financial burden on families with disabled children.

Supports national investment in healthcare infrastructure, deeming it essential for public health. It is strongly opposed to profit-driven competition between hospitals, stressing that the national healthcare system must ensure comprehensive and optimal treatment, rather than focusing solely on profitable services. It refers to the experience gained during the pandemic, where a robust national healthcare system ensured better resilience.