By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

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The text expresses concern regarding the increased administrative costs and workload imposed on businesses resulting from new regulations (such as sanctions compliance). It supports the objective of reducing bureaucracy but criticizes measures that actively undermine this goal. It highlights concern over the regulatory burden placed on the business environment.

Economic perspectives emphasize a market-based approach and fiscal discipline within the energy sector. The speaker advocates for abolishing renewable energy subsidies, arguing that producers should stand on their own two feet, and criticizes the hidden costs that are ultimately borne by the consumer.

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The economic views concern labor regulation, where the speaker opposes any further easing of the Aliens Act. He argues that current rules already permit bringing a sufficient number of highly paid skilled workers into Estonia without quotas, thereby indicating the adequate flexibility of existing regulations.

The economic perspectives address the VAT exemption for media, pointing out that this concession also applies to Russian media outlets. However, a clear stance on broader tax policy, fiscal discipline, or economic growth objectives has not been put forward.