By Plenary Sessions: Andrei Korobeinik

The speaker supports a progressive income tax so that the wealthy contribute proportionally more, and demands a reduction in the public sector to achieve efficiency savings. He sharply criticizes the abolition of the tax hump as a half-billion-costing step that benefits the rich, and deplores the Reform Party's abandonment of the bank tax. The goal is to reduce the gap between the rich and the poorer segments of society and return the economy to growth.

The economic outlook is tied to sharp criticism of the government coalition's policies, which the speaker claims have triggered a recession lasting more than three years. While the overall direction of the anti-money laundering fight is supported, there is a demand for its transparent and competent implementation. It is stressed that a transparent system benefits everyone.

The speaker advocates for income redistribution via a progressive income tax and strongly opposes tax hikes that impact low-income groups (pensioners, minimum wage earners). The government's current policy is viewed as stifling economic growth and benefiting the wealthy, as the tax increases are used to fund tax breaks for high-income earners.

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The speaker is vehemently opposed to the government's fiscal policy, which grants tax breaks to the wealthy (exceeding half a billion euros), viewing this as the primary cause of the economic recession. They support redirecting funds to the less affluent (raising the subsistence minimum) and demand the streamlining of the state apparatus. The supplementary budget is considered a hollow instrument that offers no genuine economic recovery.