Lavly Perling is the party leader.
He writes to the Prime Minister.
The state has a lot of debt.
There is not enough money.
Perling offers solutions.
He says: don't carry money over to the next year.
Use all the money up.
This will save a lot.
Eliminate some subsidies.
For example, agricultural subsidies.
This will save money.
Eliminate business subsidies.
They don't help much.
Change social benefits.
Help only those who need it.
Some departments are doing well.
They reduced employees.
But the work continues.
All departments should do the same.
Perling says: the finance minister should leave.
The new minister must understand money matters.
The government says: the money problem is growing.
This is a big problem.