By Plenary Sessions: Vladimir Arhipov

There is not enough data.

Expresses concern regarding the scarcity of resources available for organizing oversight, noting that they "have neither the money nor the time" to outsource the necessary expertise. It acknowledges the limited number of Estonian specialists and their heavy workload.

The speaker mentions the problem of high cost associated with infrastructure development, but based on a single speech, it is not possible to define broader economic perspectives.

There is insufficient data.

Strongly supports lowering the VAT on food items, arguing that this would stimulate the economy, boost consumption, and alleviate inflation. The government's economic policy is criticized as anti-people, and the state's responsibility for the welfare of its citizens is emphasized. Concern is shown regarding inflation and rising prices, specifically their impact on low-income families.

Supports the standardization of teachers' salaries nationwide, criticizing regional wage disparities as unjust. It stresses the effective allocation of resources and the need to maintain labor market balance within the education sector.

Stresses the responsible utilization of the state budget, specifically inquiring about the allocation of 100 million euros earmarked for the defense industry. Expresses concern regarding the sustainability of economic sectors (fisheries) and demands clear results from government investments. The approach is pragmatic and results-oriented.