By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

Strongly supports the reduction of the tax burden and opposes raising the land tax. It emphasizes that money originates from entrepreneurship and taxpayers, not the state budget. It criticizes the economically unsuccessful decisions made by local governments and supports responsible budgetary policy. Concern is expressed regarding the increasing tax burden on businesses and residents.

He strongly argues that tax increases cause an economic downturn, citing Estonia's two-year economic decline as evidence. He criticizes the growth of government spending and the doubling of the national debt burden. He clearly advocates for lower taxes to stimulate economic growth.

The speaker voiced strong concern over the burden on taxpayers, criticizing the hike in grid tariffs from 50% to 80%. He demands that investors cover the network costs themselves, instead of the state. He also questioned where the funding for the green transition would come from, given that the state is "billions in the red." His economic views are fiscally conservative and taxpayer-focused.

Strongly supports equal corporate taxation and fair competition. It criticizes tax breaks granted to individual companies and calls for a transparent tax system. It emphasizes that the state's economic policy must not prioritize the interests of specific private enterprises at the expense of the public interest.

The speaker expresses interest in the accessibility and competition of financial services, stressing the necessity of ensuring customers have options among various banks.