By Months: Tarmo Tamm

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It supports the implementation of environmental taxes (CO2 HKS) but emphasizes the need for economic balance. It advocates for targeted subsidies (crew wage support and a €25 million environmental measure) for shipping companies to prevent them from re-registering under the flags of other countries, considering this a beneficial and reasonable method for the state.

The economic perspectives adopted are regulatory and pragmatic, centered on the financial management of environmental taxes and maximizing the state's financial benefit. Support is given to regulations that incentivize low emissions, based on the principle that "It is beneficial for Estonia if the emissions from our ships are low." Specific forecasts are provided (15 million euros in revenue versus 8 million euros in costs) to evaluate the regulation's economic impact.

The economic arguments focus on mitigating the direct material damage caused by wild animals to livestock farmers, citing damages totaling over 100,000 euros. State intervention through regulations is supported to protect economic activity in rural areas and prevent the destruction of people's livelihoods.