By Months: Mart Võrklaev

The political position is strongly focused on defending the original objectives of the motor vehicle tax, supporting the draft bill for registry cleanup, which streamlines the process of removing lost or missing vehicles from the register. The speaker vigorously opposes the proposed amendment that would grant a tax exemption in the event of temporary deregistration, highlighting concerns regarding inequality and environmental damage. The framing is policy- and value-based, emphasizing social equality and fiscal responsibility.

Focuses primarily on issues of state finance and tax policy, serving as the rapporteur for the Finance Committee. Supports fiscal discipline and strongly criticizes the opposition's (Isamaa) alternative budget for its lack of transparency and absence of specific areas for savings. Is firmly opposed to repealing the motor vehicle tax, defending the tax policy initiated by the previous government.

The political focus is directed towards the vigorous defense of the previous tax reform (the abolition of the tax hump), emphasizing its positive impact on average wage earners. This stance is strongly policy- and results-driven, defending their actions against the distortion of facts by opponents. Furthermore, the speaker shows interest in the procedural correctness of the State Budget Act, particularly regarding the financing of local authorities.

The political position is moderate and policy-driven, focusing on the clarity and effectiveness of new regulations. Key issues include environmental responsibility (specifically, the obligation to scrap old vehicles) and the streamlining of the tax system, particularly regarding VAT and business account rules. The goal is to prevent tax evasion schemes and ensure fair taxation, while seeking detailed clarification on implementation.