By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

Strongly supports maintaining a low tax burden, referring to Estonia as "the country with the world's best tax system." Emphasizes the importance of innovation and research and development (R&D) for economic growth, backing the allocation of 1% of GDP to R&D. Economic views are pro-market, stressing competitiveness and fiscal discipline, while still acknowledging the state's role in supporting innovation.

Supports raising the salaries of public sector employees (teachers) from the state budget. Advocates for capital lease measures concerning agricultural land to alleviate liquidity issues for entrepreneurs. Demonstrates a pragmatic approach to budget reallocations and reducing the state's debt burden.

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We support a balanced approach to financial sector regulation, ensuring that anti-money laundering measures do not preclude individuals from accessing essential banking services. We advocate for the concept of a social account as a necessary compromise between security and accessibility. While recognizing the banking sector’s need for risk management, we stress the vital importance of safeguarding clients’ rights.

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It supports the salary increase for public sector employees (teachers) but stresses fiscal responsibility and the judicious use of reserves. It shows caution regarding covering permanent expenditures with short-term reserves.

Supports the introduction of a sugar tax, thereby accepting the associated administrative costs (5 million euros over four years). This demonstrates an understanding of the expenses involved in tax administration.