Slovakia’s parliament recently expressed confidence in the fourth government led by Robert Fico, but experts warn this action alone does not address the country’s growing debt. Viktor Novysedlák, Executive Director of the Office of the Fiscal Responsibility Council, stated that the parliament now bears responsibility for both the current state of public finances and future measures taken to address them. He emphasized the need for a separate document from the government outlining a plan for debt stabilization. The vote of confidence, without accompanying fiscal measures, is seen as insufficient to tackle the escalating debt issue. Concerns center on the government’s ability to manage public finances effectively. The lack of concrete steps raises questions about the long-term economic outlook for Slovakia. Novysedlák’s comments highlight the urgency for a comprehensive strategy to control and reduce the national debt.