By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The speaker robustly supports increasing defense spending (3% of GDP allocated to military defense, plus funding for comprehensive national defense). He stresses the need to borrow more, arguing that the economy is in poor shape and that moving toward budget balance would be dangerous under the current security conditions. He notes that it is impossible to allocate resources simultaneously for both the green transition and the decisive strengthening of national defense.

There is not enough data.

The economic perspective relates to tax policy, supporting the complete exemption of national defense and internal security institutions from the proposed motor vehicle tax. This indicates a desire to reduce the administrative costs of state institutions through tax relief.