By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The speaker is vehemently opposed to the introduction of new EU taxes, viewing this as both a loss of sovereignty and a reduction in member states' tax revenues. They advocate for supporting agriculture to guarantee food security and criticize taxes (such as usufruct fees and land taxes) that complicate farming operations. The preference is for national fiscal control and subsidies directed toward primary sectors.

Economic perspectives emphasize fiscal transparency and accountability. The speaker criticizes the government's budgetary accounting, particularly the failure to include depreciation, suspecting this is motivated by a desire to present a smaller budget deficit to the European Union. He prefers strict and honest numerical reporting.

Economic perspectives emphasize fiscal transparency and accurate accounting of state expenditures. The speaker is concerned about the general government sector balance (–4.5%) and suspects the budget deficit has been underestimated due to the exclusion of non-cash expenditures.