By Plenary Sessions: Tanel Kiik

There is not enough data.

The speaker acknowledges the negative impact of the economic recession and rising prices over the last two years, emphasizing the resulting livelihood crisis faced by the population. The economic views presented are socially oriented, focusing on the impact of the economic crisis on vulnerable groups, particularly children, and highlighting the importance of the state's social responsibility.

The speaker advocates for a cautious approach to the tax burden, acknowledging that tax hikes are necessary, but stressing the limits of what people can tolerate. Concerns were raised regarding people’s wages and pensions in the context of the economic crisis. The economic perspective presented is balanced—supporting both the increase of state revenues to ensure security and the preservation of people's purchasing power.

The speech refers to Draft Law 440 OE, but its economic substance or the speaker's position on specific economic issues remains unclear. It is purely a procedural treatment, devoid of any substantive economic positions.