Decisions made by the Reform Party in late June which involved scrapping three major infrastructure projects which would have utilized European Union recovery funds are back on the table now Reform is in office with Isamaa and the Social Democrats (SDE).
No medical helicopters have been purchased as originally planned, since politicians do not agree to decided who pays pilot salaries and the high cost of spare parts. The health service says it needs to put on three times as many helicopter flights as it has at present, while the interior ministry prioritizes staff salaries.
The Council of the European Union approved Estonia's plan for the use of the EU's Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF). The approval allows for the first allocation to Estonia be made, totaling €126 million.
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