By Plenary Sessions: Riina Solman

The speaker is vehemently opposed to tax increases that exacerbate the difficulties faced by families with children, who already bear significant unavoidable expenses. He/She advocates for state support for families to mitigate economic instability (such as the rising Euribor or increasing cost of living). He/She criticizes the planned elimination of the tax hump, arguing that this change would primarily benefit wealthier families, and prefers that resources be directed toward families with children instead.

There is not enough data.

Insufficient Data.

The economic commentary is implicit, criticizing the government's failure to agree upon and implement the announced "across-the-board cuts," as well as its disregard for Tiit Riisalo's economic plan. This suggests concern over a lack of fiscal discipline and the government's overall economic inefficiency.

The speaker is critical of the government's tax policy, which they believe is primarily aimed at filling the budget rather than improving public health. They defend the interests of businesses, demanding more equitable treatment for different food groups and that producers' opinions be taken into account when implementing taxes.