The Finnish government, led by Prime Minister Orpo, has agreed on a €60 million support package to address the fuel price crisis, but it's drawing criticism from organizations and politicians. The package allocates €30 million in fuel subsidies for the transport and agricultural sectors, €20 million for a permanent reduction in vehicle tax, and €10 million to increase the commuting allowance limit. Critics, like Joona Räsänen (sd), argue that while vehicle ownership may become cheaper, the condition of roads will likely deteriorate as funding is diverted from basic road maintenance. The government is financing the package by reallocating funds from basic road maintenance. Energy Minister Sari Multala (kok) announced the details of the plan in Parliament on Thursday. The overall effectiveness and fairness of prioritizing fuel relief over infrastructure are being questioned.