10 Do the citizens of the Balearic Islands deserve a political class that devotes a large part of the parliamentary debate to the increase in the eco-tax as if this were our greatest concern? If, as some say, they wanted to "be part of the solution" and respond to the true needs and concerns of citizens, they would be focused on solving the historical problems of the difficulty in accessing housing, the impossibility of young people's emancipation, addressing mobility issues, reducing waiting lists for the healthcare system, substantially improving outcomes for future citizens, reducing citizen insecurity, creating new infrastructure, and ensuring that the public administration is not perceived as a burden, but as a facilitating instrument at the service of citizens. These, among many others, should be the issues they should be addressing.

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