By Plenary Sessions: Heljo Pikhof

Fiscal discipline and the reallocation of resources in education are supported, directing the 5.5 million euros freed up through paid studies for adult learners toward creating study places for youth. Emphasis is placed on relying on OSKA when supporting priority fields, in order to meet the state's labor force needs. The budgetary impacts are significant, requiring an additional 10 million euros by 2029.

It does not present broad economic views, but it addresses the economic aspect of regulating digital platforms, mentioning large fines (a penalty payment of 5% of daily global turnover) for non-compliance, which should compel platforms to adhere to the law.