By Plenary Sessions: Madis Timpson

The economic perspective is limited to emphasizing fiscal responsibility, as the minister confirmed that implementing the protocol requires no additional funding and will be handled within the existing budget. Colleague Solman’s concern regarding the increase in bureaucracy and costs was also mentioned.

Economic considerations center on optimizing and ensuring the targeted use of social benefits. Support is given to transitioning from a low survivor's pension to a more beneficial parental benefit, stressing that this constitutes a more advantageous solution for the individual. The discussion also covers the effect of increased benefits on the calculation of the subsistence allowance.

The economic views focus on reducing bureaucracy, which indicates a desire to improve administrative efficiency and simplify regulations. Specific positions on taxes or broader economic doctrines are not presented.