By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

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Economic perspectives are aimed at reducing bureaucracy and achieving cost savings, contrasting with the 15 million euro cost and administrative burden imposed on 422 companies by the accompanying draft legislation. It supports easing the regulatory load on the private sector, noting that rules established by the European Central Bank already exist within the banking sector.

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Economic positions focus on taxation and the transparency of state budget expenditures, particularly concerning the new security tax. A clear overview is demanded regarding how much tax revenue is collected and what the specific investments are, broken down by year. Fiscal accountability is emphasized.

Economic viewpoints center on fiscal transparency and the targeted utilization of the new tax revenue. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of knowing how much of the new tax will go directly to the defense sector (for the procurement of ammunition) and how much will be allocated for other purposes, demanding a year-by-year breakdown.