By Plenary Sessions: Mart Helme

Insufficient data. The speaker focuses on security and defense spending (crisis reserve, border facilities) but does not address broader economic, tax, or trade policy.

Economic views are strongly fiscally critical, opposing the channeling of billions of euros into wind farms and a defense industry park, which is considered corrupt distribution of funds. It supports cost-effectiveness and responsible organization of public procurements, citing the EKRE government's cheaper border construction as an example.

Even though the first reading of the state budget is highlighted as the main topic, not a single concrete position is put forward concerning taxes, spending, or economic policy.

Economic views are strongly opposed to taxes (such as the car tax and registration fee), arguing that they destroy businesses and harm the economy. Criticism is leveled against the growing national budget deficit and overall fiscal irresponsibility. Furthermore, fear is expressed over the potential confiscation of private individuals' savings (amounting to 2 billion) under the pretext of a state of war.