By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

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The economic focus is on state budget discipline and amendments to the supplementary budget, specifically concerning the increase in the share capital of state-owned enterprises (Elering) and the reallocation of ministerial expenditures. The positions taken are fiscally neutral, focusing on the figures and justifications presented by the Minister and the ministries.

It supports lowering the tax burden (by 1.4 percentage points) and cutting income tax to eliminate the unfair tax hump, which taxed wage growth in the range of 1,200–2,100 euros at 33%. It defends taking out loans if they cover investments (1.3 billion) and defense expenditures, and emphasizes fiscal discipline (adherence to the Maastricht criteria).

Supports targeted tax relief for families with children regarding the motor vehicle tax, while acknowledging the resulting reduction in revenue. Defends state budget support for public transport as an alternative for carless families. Emphasizes administrative accuracy and the need for IT solutions to ensure the automatic application of the tax relief.