By Years: Toomas Kivimägi

It supports cost savings and fiscal responsibility, citing the reduction in the number of commissions as a "positive step." It notes with concern that the state often has to incur costs due to deficiencies in the legal system, such as issues related to the statute of limitations, which signals a desire to cut unnecessary state spending.

He strongly advocates for fiscal discipline, preferring to cut costs rather than introduce new taxes when addressing the state budget deficit. He is concerned about the rise in Euribor, viewing it as an unexpected additional burden on private citizens, businesses, and the state. He is explicitly against implementing new taxes, symbolically referencing the prevention of a "Santa Claus tax."