By Plenary Sessions: Peeter Tali

It supports getting the state finances in order and moving towards balance, although it finds that the cuts to expenditures and bureaucracy are insufficient. The security tax is treated as a solidarity tax necessary for everyone. This tax encompasses both the corporate profit tax component (slightly under 600 million euros) and other taxpayers. The priority is economic competitiveness and growth.

The economic views concern defense spending, providing specific budget figures for foreign missions (planned at 11.62 million euros this year and under 9 million next year). Increased defense spending is supported, leading to improvements in the equipment of the Defense Forces and the Defense League (e.g., G-Class Mercedes vehicles).