By Months: Kalle Laanet

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Economic considerations center on budgetary savings and improving service efficiency. The decision to stop issuing the digital ID card is justified by low public interest (with only a few thousand users) and the market dominance achieved by alternative solutions (Mobiil-ID, Smart-ID). This demonstrates a desire to discontinue expensive services that lack widespread demand.

The economic perspectives center on the transparency of the management and financing of the state-owned enterprise (Nordica), as well as political oversight. Seeder and Poolamets stress the necessity of identifying the legislative loopholes that enable such significant economic failures.

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The speaker is calling for fiscal clarity in the major infrastructure project (RB), specifically demanding clarification regarding costs and estimated funding sources, noting that the project's budget stands at 3.2 billion euros. Furthermore, the speaker conveys the view that any changes to public holidays must take into account both state budget expenditures and lost revenue, including losses incurred by the private sector, thereby supporting fiscal discipline and thorough analysis.

Economic perspectives are tied to the necessity of funding national defense, supporting the allocation of an additional contribution totaling 1.6 billion euros, while also raising the question of society's readiness to accept this input. In the context of the judicial system, the speaker notes that low state fees encourage litigation in administrative cases, indicating a need to consider the use of arbitration courts.

The speaker supports the protection of entrepreneurial freedom, noting that the refusal to open accounts for legal entities restricts economic activity. He/She calls for greater transparency and a duty to provide justification from financial institutions, balancing this requirement with banks' enhanced due diligence obligations.