By Plenary Sessions: Aivar Kokk

Consistently advocates for lowering taxes to stimulate economic growth, arguing that this will attract investment and boost competitiveness. Criticizes the expansion of the government sector (140,000 employees at the taxpayers’ expense) and recommends transitioning public sector workers into the private sector. Supports reducing the tax burden on businesses and opposes the introduction of a 2% profit tax.

The speaker/party clearly supports lower taxes and criticizes tax hikes, stressing their negative impact on families and businesses. Concern is expressed regarding the ongoing economic recession (nine consecutive quarters) and the rising cost of food. They advocate for maintaining the current income tax-free threshold and continuing existing family benefits.

It strongly supports tax cuts and reductions in public sector spending, arguing that €300–500 million can be saved simply by cutting administrative expenses. It criticizes the expansion of the civil service and calls for labor to be redirected toward the private sector. It advocates for pro-business policies and asserts that tax hikes damage economic growth.

Strongly supports the protection of end-consumer interests in the energy sector, criticizing the imposition of additional taxes and fees. It expresses concern over the economic decline (nine quarters of contraction) and demands a clearer overview of the distribution of expenditures within the state budget. Furthermore, it supports oil shale energy as a cheaper alternative to gas and renewable energy.