My recommendation would be to make ambulance services paid. Since I work in the ambulance service in Tallinn, I see how many calls are not emergencies but rather a convenience service. It’s easy to call 112, and three staff members come and give paracetamol – people have no sense of responsibility for their health at all, nor for their children. ‘I am a taxpayer, and I can call an ambulance whenever I want’ is a quite common phrase told to the crew. It’s sad. The state’s budget suffers, and so do those who are genuinely in need of emergency care!