By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

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The speaker is vehemently opposed to the government's fiscal policy, which manifests in tax hikes, spending cuts, and blowing the state budget wide open. He criticizes the massive allocation of taxpayer money to unprofitable wind farms (subsidies) and stresses the necessity of profitable business activity and rising wages for the populace. He warns that the current policy will lead to the complete disappearance of business profitability in Estonia.

Economic viewpoints highlight the robust protection of property rights, which is a constitutional entitlement. The speaker opposes any governmental restriction driven by political objectives, such as climate goals.

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He strongly supports the free market and the inviolability of private property, opposing state intervention that harms the forestry and peat industries. He emphasizes the necessity of producing added value and criticizes policies that lead to economic decline, import dependency, and the squandering of resources (the Tootsi colossal project). It is also criticized that the state is a poor steward.