By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

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The speaker is vehemently opposed to the cascade of new taxes, arguing that it will stifle the economy and plunge the country into a deep economic slump. The current fiscal policy is heavily criticized for draining funds from the state coffers, resulting in shortages for essential subsidies, services, and investments. The preference is for stability and responsible fiscal management, standing in sharp contrast to the erratic "flailing" of current tax policy.

The speaker is demanding an active and concrete economic stimulus program from the government, one that does not rely on growth in the foreign economy. Criticism is leveled against vague plans that are limited merely to efficiency improvements and regulation. There is opposition to unjust policies, which signals concern over economic inequality.