By Plenary Sessions: Helir-Valdor Seeder

Direct economic viewpoints are not presented, but the government's structural reorganizations are criticized as irrational and cost-generating. Concern is expressed regarding the efficiency of state governance and the duplication of competencies, highlighting the need for continuity and accountability.

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The economic outlook is strongly opposed to tax hikes, stressing the necessity of legal certainty and stability for entrepreneurs and landowners when drafting their business plans. The government's policy is criticized as "the largest tax increase plan in history," which undermines confidence and the business environment. The speaker clearly supports the interests of business organizations and landowners.

The speaker supports fiscal discipline, demanding a reduction in central government expenditure by 200 million euros so that the saved funds can be directed to the state reserve. He is strongly opposed to tax increases, especially the increase in land tax, which, in his view, violates legal certainty and harms entrepreneurs and homeowners. He criticizes the government's policy, which has led to an economic crisis lasting three years, and considers the activity-based budget to be substandard.

The economic perspectives are tied to regional development and the business environment, specifically criticizing the assertion that counties operate on too small a scale. The primary concern is the officials' desire to make decisions centrally and manage financial resources via fabricated regions, indicating resistance to centralized financial management.