By Plenary Sessions: Irja Lutsar

It advocates increasing market competition to lower drug prices and shortening supply chains to ensure the best possible price. Concern is expressed that granting broad import rights could lead to the nationalization of one-third of the pharmaceutical market and increase hospitals' administrative costs and bureaucracy. It prefers solutions that improve accessibility without significantly restricting private sector activity.

Economic positions focus on the targeted distribution of state support to ensure the accessibility and efficiency of services. Support is given to a funding formula that utilizes a floor and ceiling mechanism, ensuring that smaller municipalities receive a sufficient amount for service provision. The right of local government units (LGUs) to charge a co-payment for services was also addressed.

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