Milena recorded that she would vote for four questions because she wants to express what kind of country she desires. During the parliamentary inquiry, she supported more effective oversight of decision-makers and the establishment of political accountability, while respecting the rights of the investigated. Regarding social assistance, she argued that people who are able to work and do not have objective barriers should contribute to the community in exchange for help. She emphasized that the state must distinguish between them and people who cannot work due to illness, disability, or other barriers, and help them. She supported a proposal that Slovene citizens and citizens of other EU member states should vote in local elections. She believed that the right to vote should be linked to citizenship, which, according to her, means belonging to a political community and brings rights and responsibilities. She advocated for the abolition of the mandatory RTV contribution due to a change in the funding method and greater accountability of public broadcasting to payers. She expected credible reporting from them, space for different opinions, and transparent spending of money, as well as a clear plan for funding quality programs of public importance after the change. She added that four votes for the states will not be resolved overnight, but she wants to express through them that responsibility, work, citizenship, and respect for the money people earn are important to her. https://t.co/9KelKzT62C #Glasovanje #PolitičnaOdgovornost #DružbenaSolidarnost (translated)