By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

Economic views emphasize strict fiscal discipline and precision in state budget preparation. The speaker is concerned about major financial errors (100.4 million) and is demanding better control from the Ministry of Finance.

Economic positions emphasize fiscal discipline and strict oversight of public funds, opposing the corrupt disappearance of both the state budget and foreign aid (50 billion). The speaker demands that the money be allocated correctly and that corruption be actively tackled.

Economic policies are focused on halting the increase of the tax burden, especially concerning asset taxes, and cautioning against a real estate tax. [The policy] supports measures that cut major expenditures to ease the budgetary situation, such as suspending the construction of Rail Baltic for five to seven years. Furthermore, it advocates for abolishing the tax hump (or tax bracket bulge) and implementing a bank tax to channel extraordinary bank profits into the state budget.

The speaker sharply criticizes the waste of public funds (such as flying business class and the high costs associated with the m-State project) and stresses the necessity of keeping major investments within Estonia. This stance advocates for fiscal discipline and the successful management of national economic projects.