Premier Janez Janša described demography as Slovenia's key strategic problem. At the Slovenian Economic Summit, he and Tibor Šimonka, president of the Chamber of Commerce, focused on the conditions facing the country's businesses. Šimonka said the government must adopt measures that make the business environment more stable and predictable. He also argued that a successful economy is the foundation of social security. Janša and Šimonka jointly backed the solutions in the intervention act, which still has to pass a referendum. The discussion tied demographic policy and economic certainty to the referendum decision on the intervention legislation.