By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

Economic perspectives focus on ensuring food security during a crisis situation through extensive deregulation. There is a demand for the rapid removal of all restrictions on individual households to encourage the keeping of pigs, cows, and chickens. This position supports local and individual production in the interest of national security.

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Economic perspectives focus on protecting taxpayer money and maintaining fiscal discipline. The prison lease agreement has drawn sharp criticism because it imposes significant costs on the Estonian taxpayer, who is required to cover the medical services, dental care, and police escorts for the prisoners. The government is being accused of pulling the wool over people's eyes in an attempt to make the Swedish taxpayer cover these expenses.

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Economic viewpoints are linked to the impact of regulations, stressing that expanding the scope of the wind farm easement fee makes their construction economically unviable. Criticism is leveled at the bias in the supervision of political financing, which creates unfair economic liability by demanding payment for donations even when media coverage is involved.

The economic outlooks are pessimistic, stressing that Estonia is in recession, contrary to the government’s claims. It supports local small-scale production and agriculture (potatoes, meat, grain) to ensure food security. It advocates suspending certain EU restrictions in a crisis situation to alleviate the bureaucratic burden and encourage local supply.