By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

Expresses clear concern regarding economic inequality and its impact on economic growth. It highlights the negative effect of income inequality and wealth stratification, particularly during periods of high inflation. It supports a more thorough economic analysis and calls on the Bank of Estonia (Eesti Pank) to pay greater attention to issues of inequality.

There is not enough data.

On economic matters, the speaker confines himself to procedural aspects, supporting the work of the Finance Committee and consensus-based decision-making. Specific economic policy positions regarding taxes, expenditures, or regulation are not articulated.

There is not enough data. Economic viewpoints are not expressed in the speech.

The speaker supports changes in healthcare financed by the Health Insurance Fund's budget, indicating a readiness for public sector investment. Emphasis is placed on the need to reduce bureaucracy to improve drug accessibility, suggesting a preference for increased efficiency. The establishment of new operating licenses and state fees for physiotherapists, speech therapists, and psychologists demonstrates support for a regulated yet expanded private healthcare market.