By Years: Madis Timpson

The speaker supports reducing bureaucracy and criticizes the growing administrative burden placed on businesses. He advocates for abolishing the tax hump, which would benefit people earning the average wage. In the field of labor law, he is involved in discussions concerning regulations on flexible working hours and non-compete clauses, while simultaneously supporting job-creating solutions (e.g., renting out prison capacity).

Economically, the speaker opposes progressive income tax and supports the growth of the domestic defense industry, which would create highly paid jobs. He is fiscally responsible, emphasizing saving state funds and ensuring cost-effectiveness in the management of healthcare resources. He supports modernizing administrative fees in the social sector, considering their impact on the price of medicines to be marginal.