By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

Strongly supports a competitive and low tax level, highlighting the advantages of the Estonian tax system in international comparison. It opposes the creation of additional permanent expenditures in the state budget and stresses the importance of fiscal discipline. It argues that the "tax festival" is over and that a balanced approach must be maintained between the burden placed on taxpayers and the needs of the state.

Supports fiscal discipline by opposing the creation of permanent expenditures through supplementary budgets and stressing the necessity of limiting the burden on taxpayers. It defends the increase in the gambling tax and the planned relief of the car tax for specific groups. It emphasizes that pension indexation is outpacing inflation and that the purchasing power of working individuals has returned to pre-crisis levels, although it acknowledges disparities in wage growth.

Supports more robust regulation and oversight of the financial sector, especially regarding the rapidly developing fintech sector. It emphasizes the need for consumer protection within financial services and supports institutional solutions for the resolution of economic disputes.

Supports the termination of tax cooperation with Russia, indicating a pragmatic approach to economic relations. Specific economic views are not clear from the speech; the focus is on legal and procedural aspects.