By Plenary Sessions: Mihkel Lees

Economic viewpoints concern the allocation of resources within the framework of the state budget and budget strategy. The speaker acknowledges the limitations of the state's purse, while simultaneously emphasizing the need to find funds for the rapid advancement of civil protection.

The economic standpoints relate to the state's obligation to reimburse local governments for extraordinary costs arising from the execution of crisis tasks. This supports a national compensation mechanism aimed at ensuring the financial sustainability of local authorities during crisis situations.

Economic perspectives are tied to security policy, strongly supporting the deliberation of the security tax bill. The faction considers it vital to keep the draft legislation on the agenda, citing its importance for national security.

The economic perspectives are implicit, emphasizing the necessity of applying a unified daylight saving time for the smooth functioning of the internal market within the European Union, which signals support for a unified and stable regulatory environment.

Economic viewpoints emphasize the reduction of the administrative burden (cutting bureaucracy). Specific positions regarding taxes, trade, or budget discipline are absent.

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The speaker advocates for social redistribution and targeted spending to ensure families' economic survival after the loss of the breadwinner. The focus is placed on financial certainty and reducing inequality, particularly concerning large families. Increasing this support is viewed as a socially necessary investment in overall security.

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The economic outlook centers on regulatory transparency and ensuring fair compensation for accreditation activities. There is support for modernizing the regulation of accreditation fees to guarantee that services are compensated fairly and transparently. Consultation with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry signals a commitment to considering the interests of the business community when implementing regulatory changes.

Economic perspectives support regulatory oversight to ensure safety and consumer protection, particularly concerning cybersecurity and goods imported from third countries. Emphasis is placed on the transparency of accreditation fees and the activities of conformity assessment bodies. Regulations that prevent consumers from losing funds in e-commerce are preferred.

Economic views advocate for targeted social spending and the regular increase of pensions via indexing, highlighting the notable growth achieved over the past four years. We support a needs-based system in social assistance, where local municipalities assist in covering nursing home expenses when pensions or other personal resources are inadequate. The objective is to ensure the financial security of the elderly and minimize their personal contribution to long-term care costs.

Economic viewpoints stress the importance of fiscal discipline and the necessity of making cuts during challenging times, backing specific austerity measures totaling 1.3–1.5 million euros. The objective is to reduce national expenditures while simultaneously ensuring that local authorities and the mechanisms of the care reform protect the accessibility of social services.

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