By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Ernits

Strongly supportive of entrepreneurship, and opposed to any additional regulatory burden that would prevent the economy from pulling itself out of the slump. It is directly concerned about the extra costs and the fivefold increase in fuel prices, which impacts both businesses and air passengers.

Economic perspectives focus on regulating financial markets and modernizing banking infrastructure. Emphasis is placed on the need to monitor green bond issuers and resolve the stalled implementation of instant payments, thereby supporting an efficient financial environment.

The speaker firmly supports the protection and representation of Estonian business interests internationally. He/She criticizes the situation where national economic interests (the leveraging of entrepreneurs) have been sidelined in favor of foreign policy objectives (namely, the role of advocate for Ukraine).

The speaker expresses deep concern over the state of the Estonian economy, highlighting record-high inflation, the overall economic condition, and the lack of financial resources for essential services (roads, the Health Insurance Fund). He sharply criticizes Parliament for the "senseless waste" of time and money spent debating trivial issues.

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The speaker supports saving state funds and administrative efficiency, citing Jüri Raidla’s proposal to lay off a quarter of government officials. He notes that nature conservation and large predators are linked to tourism, giving the example of foreigners coming to Estonia to see bears and wolves "for significant money," which indicates a certain economic value.

Economic perspectives emphasize strict fiscal responsibility and discipline. The speaker strongly opposes having fines resulting from the state's inaction paid for out of the pockets of pensioners or ordinary citizens.