By Plenary Sessions: Rain Epler

The speaker is vehemently against tax increases, especially when they are masked as charges (800 euros for deletion from the register). They view this taxation as government greed and an additional burden that negatively affects the economic survival of rural areas.

It strongly opposes excise tax increases, arguing that they reduce state revenues and stifle economic activity, which keeps Estonia as the country with the largest economic recession in Europe. It advocates for a cost-based budget and fiscal discipline in order to reduce the overall budget volume and limit the shuffling of funds. It emphasizes that tax hikes worsen people's purchasing power and push trade across the border.

Economic perspectives stress fiscal responsibility and the rigorous control of earmarked funds within an international context. The speaker demands assurances that the capital will not be indiscriminately dispersed to meet the bank's other objectives.