By Plenary Sessions: Tiit Maran

Takes a skeptical view of goals related to economic growth and efficiency when they are driven by the commercial interests of the commodity industry and lead to environmental damage. The subject contrasts the preservation of the living environment with deregulation carried out under the guise of reducing bureaucracy, suggesting that the latter serves narrow economic interests.

Support is given to reducing excessive bureaucracy to save on reporting costs and foster economic growth, but there is strong opposition to prioritizing the interests of a narrow group of large corporations. It is emphasized that the economy must remain within environmental and social boundaries, placing social limits and environmental protection on the same level as economic growth.

Economic perspectives are tied to regional development, stressing that the vocational school is crucial for entrepreneurs in Hiiumaa. This indicates support for vocational education that bolsters the local economy and the necessity of ensuring sustainable funding for it.

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Economic perspectives emphasize fiscal responsibility and the protection of taxpayer money when financing large energy projects. The speaker demands a clear financial forecast and transparency from the government regarding state support.

Economic perspectives are critical of the government's economic growth council, suspecting that the private interests of entrepreneurs are being served under the guise of reducing bureaucracy. Emphasis is placed on the correct determination of environmental fees collected into the state budget and the avoidance of LULUCF penalties.