By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

Economic views emphasize the necessity of reducing bureaucracy and avoiding regulations that make services (such as drilling wells) several times more expensive for households and businesses. The speaker criticizes regulations that prevent the use of economically efficient methods without sufficient justification.

The economic perspective focuses on keeping regulatory burdens and costs in check, particularly for consumers and small businesses. It criticizes the draft legislation that would significantly increase the cost of drilled wells and demands greater clarity and a longer implementation period for businesses concerning the bidding rounds of the dispersed settlement program.

The speaker strongly supports allocating state funds to infrastructure to strengthen the economy and ensure mobility, emphasizing the needs of businesses. He demands affordability in the energy market and criticizes the system that prevents assisting businesses and the public using revenue from the congestion fee. Strategic investments are prioritized over cultural spending.

The speaker supports the development of local entrepreneurship and expresses concern that regional authorities will begin dictating these terms at the local level. Local economic autonomy is favored over centralized regulations.