Public faith in Parliament is at an all-time low, fueled by a relentless stream of financial scandals, ethical lapses, and a general sense of political exceptionalism. The current system relies on internal party mechanisms and non-binding parliamentary codes of conduct, which notoriously lack real teeth.
This slow-motion fiscal cancer has metastasized across every critical function of the state. This is not a shortage of resources, but a shortage of foresight. The system privileges politicians seeking survival, budgets demanding cuts, and citizens paying the price. All so they can survive the next two-year budget cycle
