By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

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The economic perspectives are presented indirectly, suggesting that the minister ought to be focusing on the economy, which highlights the significance of economic matters to the speaker. Furthermore, there is a critical reference to a previous decision made by the minister, a decision that may have impaired the handling of economic issues.

The economic outlook is tied to regulatory control and the enforcement of sanctions concerning trade along the eastern border. Emphasis is placed on the role of the Tax and Customs Board (MTA) in handling goods subject to sanctions (including cigarettes and cognac), signaling robust support for border control and regulatory compliance. The objective is to ensure the effective application of sanctions, rather than focusing directly on matters of economic growth or tax policy.

The economic views are tied to equalizing political competition. The speaker supports imposing caps on election spending and donations to prevent a situation where political success depends primarily on financial resources, rather than ideas and substantive debate.

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