By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The speaker advocates for strong state control and ownership in strategic energy (production and grids), preferring a state majority stake or full state ownership. This position is driven by the need to ensure an integrated and controlled energy system.

The speaker is vehemently opposed to tax hikes (VAT, car tax) and cuts to family benefits, arguing that these measures disproportionately affect the poorest segments of society and families with children. They criticize the government's financial squandering (subsidies for wind and solar energy, Rail Baltic) and advocate for considering the taxation of banks' massive profits as an alternative revenue stream. They favor a fiscal policy that genuinely considers the real-life situations of families and businesses.

Economic perspectives center on regulatory clarity and ethics, requiring that large companies (Bolt) and the e-commerce sector comply with national requirements (e.g., the payment of handling fees). The necessity of avoiding conflicts of interest that could influence regulatory decisions is also emphasized.