 The head of the governing bloc in Argentina's parliament said the measures would give President Millet's government the tools to reform the state once and for all. Now, President Millet is an economist noted for his right-wing worldview, and these reforms fit that worldview. They include drastic cuts to public spending and subsidies. They did receive more widespread approval after the government agreed to drop some more controversial reforms, such as the privatisation of the state airline and Argentina's national broadcaster.