By Plenary Sessions: Mart Võrklaev

Economic perspectives advocate for increasing competition and innovation within the financial services market. There is support for regulation that grants payment institutions direct access to central bank systems, thereby reducing bank intermediation fees. This measure is aimed at providing consumers with faster and more efficient services.

Economic views stress strict budgetary discipline and extremely precise financial planning, especially considering the complicated state of the national budget, the increase in defense spending, and the raising of taxes. The speaker supports the principle of "as little as possible, but as much as necessary," criticizing large and repeated budget surpluses as inefficiency.

Supports stimulating the economy and implementing reforms using European Union funds during a difficult time. It emphasizes the importance of financial discipline and the rapid deployment of funds, while simultaneously stressing the pressure that defense spending places on other sectors.