By Plenary Sessions: Kalev Stoicescu

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While direct economic perspectives are not offered, the text emphasizes the necessity of involving representatives of business interests (such as the Estonian Association of Real Estate Companies and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry) in the legislative process. This suggests an effort to strike a balance between national security requirements and the impact of regulations on entrepreneurship.

Few details are available. The only economic reference is the need to increase the comprehensive defense budget and involve the private sector in national defense and crisis management, but there are no stated positions regarding taxes, trade, or fiscal discipline.

The text strongly supports national spending on security that exceeds 5% of GDP, emphasizing the enormous financial commitment required from taxpayers. It demands strict accounting accountability and a special inventory within the Ministry of Defense to ensure resources are used for their intended purpose. Furthermore, it supports increasing the incomes of personnel contributing to national defense.

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