By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

There is insufficient data. State contracts and the leasing of assets to monasteries are mentioned, but this is treated in the context of an administrative and legal problem, not as broader economic policy positions.

The speaker supports economic growth and higher value-added jobs, but is skeptical about the introduction of cheap foreign labor, fearing that it will not solve the structural problems facing the manufacturing industry. They are demanding strict control over quotas and exceptions to prevent a mass influx of low-cost labor.

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The speaker supports right-wing politics and is concerned about labor regulations, questioning why the importation of skilled workers is considered problematic when exceptions already apply if one pays one and a half times the salary. This indicates a desire to simplify the access of qualified labor to the Estonian market.

The economic views strongly criticize tax hikes (VAT, car tax), arguing that they increase state expenditures (especially in the defense sector) and hinder people's ability to manage their finances. He opposes the car tax, which taxes vehicles with larger engine capacities, noting that these vehicles are necessary for both the Defense Forces and residents of rural areas.