By Plenary Sessions: Rene Kokk

The speaker criticizes the coalition’s decision to cut child benefits and impose gender quotas on listed companies. He/She also raises the question of financial transparency regarding claims that the Estonian people do not have to pay extra for certain costs.

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Economic perspectives focus on the regulation and oversight of election funding, debating the expenditure and income sides of political advertising. He/She poses a hypothetical question: should the ERJK have to refund the money if the advertisement proves ineffective and results in a loss of votes?

Economic perspectives stress the importance of boosting productivity and efficiency through regulatory changes aimed at improving the competitiveness of Estonian businesses. The speaker supports the interests of the logistics, transport, agriculture, and forestry sectors, and opposes the large-scale introduction of foreign labor as a solution, favoring smart operations instead.