By Years: Jüri Jaanson

Strongly supports the reduction of bureaucracy and making state governance more effective, viewing this as the foundation for economic growth and a sense of security. It is business-friendly, emphasizing the support for the draft legislation from the Central Union of Borehole Builders and Owners. Asks detailed questions regarding the cost of IT developments related to the implementation of the European Instant Payments Directive.

Economic viewpoints focus on the practical impact and logistics of the regulations, questioning whether waste management companies are prepared for a large-scale disposal campaign. He/She inquired about the budgetary cost of the new regulations (up to 100,000 euros) and how that expense would be covered. He/She also supports closely linking educational programs (micro-degrees) with employers to enhance workers' skills in the job market.