By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The economic arguments indirectly concern state finances, emphasizing that the proposed €280 state fee will not cover the procedural costs of the administrative court. This highlights concerns about the additional costs incurred by the state and the inefficiency of the judicial system.

Economic policy views center on consumer protection and fair taxation, strongly opposing situations where people are forced to pay for services that don't exist. Criticism is leveled against a draft law that would cause bills to increase many times over, emphasizing the necessity of preventing charges for services that have not been rendered.

The economic perspectives are fiercely opposed to the government's fiscal policy, highlighting the colossal increase in taxes, duties, and various fees. The speaker advocates for protecting the public's purchasing power, criticizing the rampant inflation and the cuts to support payments. The view is supported that the government's activities are deteriorating the economic situation of the populace.

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