By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

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The speaker strongly advocates for economic freedom and property rights, emphasizing that money is personal property and its use should not be restricted. He opposes government regulation that would prohibit large cash transactions (such as buying an apartment) without prior bank authorization, deeming such measures unconstitutional.

Economic perspectives focus on fiscal fairness, emphasizing the principle that one should not have to pay for services they do not use. The financial constraints of local governments are acknowledged ("Local municipalities have little money"), which prevents them from granting exemptions, but solutions are demanded to protect citizens.

The economic views strongly oppose tax increases, arguing that raising income tax (from 22% to 24%) and business income tax (from 20% to 22%) diminishes people’s capacity for consumption and investment. He/She criticizes the government’s assertion that the tax hikes will leave people with more disposable income, and deems the reported statistical economic growth detached from reality.

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The economic considerations are constrained, highlighting the Chancellor of Justice's stance that "not a single cent" should be spent on the unlawful system. This indicates strong opposition to using public funds to finance illegal activities.

Economic analyses emphasize that changing the clocks does not yield energy savings; instead, it harms the economy by reducing productivity and negatively affecting dairy herds. He rejects officials’ claims that abolishing the time change would lead to major economic and organizational problems, demanding statistical proof.

The discussion centers on regulating platform services (such as taxi operations) by implementing language requirements. Strict oversight and regulation are favored to ensure the quality of service and adherence to the law within the service sector.

Economic perspectives center on the transparency of the ownership form and financial management of the major project (Rail Baltic). Emphasis is placed on the need to scrutinize the structures of business interests and state governance, demanding specific legal information.