Lawyer Ginter drafts 'law to take back freedom' amid criticism of Estonia's rule-making

Vandeadvokaat Carri Ginter has penned a critique of Estonia's governance, suggesting the nation's focus on creating new regulations overshadows its ability to effectively solve existing problems. He posits that if Estonia's problem-solving capabilities matched its rule-making output, the country would already be a global leader in efficient management. Ginter's commentary, published in Postimees, reflects on the current state of affairs.

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If the state solved problems as successfully as it creates new rules, Estonia would probably already be the best-managed country in the world.

Drawing a parallel to the article's observations, Ginter reveals he is personally working on a draft law. He describes this initiative as a 'law to take back freedom.' While the specifics of this proposed legislation are not detailed, Ginter's framing suggests a concern about existing or potential government overreach and a desire to restore or protect individual liberties through legal means. The commentary implies a broader dissatisfaction with the direction of Estonian policy and regulation.

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I also have a draft 'law to take back freedom' in progress.