By Plenary Sessions: Varro Vooglaid

The political position is strongly focused on state security and constitutional order. The speaker demands accountability from the government for its inability to detect drone attacks and sharply criticizes the Foreign Minister's assurances—which exceed his authority—regarding the deployment of Estonian forces to Ukraine without a Riigikogu mandate. This is a strongly procedural and results-based critique directed at the government's actions. Adherence to Article 128 of the Constitution is particularly crucial when deploying the Defense Forces in international operations.

The political position is strongly opposed to the European Union's Green Deal program, which is deemed irrational and lacking future prospects. Also prominent is concern over the severe demographic crisis and the state living beyond its means. A long-standing and unwavering position is the termination of e-elections, citing constitutional inconsistency. The speaker stresses that a rational person does not necessarily have to embrace every change, drawing an analogy to the events of 1940.

The speaker holds a strong oppositional stance, centering their focus on matters of constitutionality and fairness. They forcefully object to the government granting itself blanket mandates for deploying the Defense Forces on foreign missions, labeling this an unconstitutional practice. Furthermore, they sharply criticize the injustice of the motor vehicle tax as it affects large families and demand the removal of blanket exceptions that currently exempt security agencies from the duty to notify individuals regarding data inquiries.

The speaker's position is strongly focused on enhancing domestic law and enforcement to ensure women's safety, contrasting international treaties (the Istanbul Convention) as mere "slogans." Secondly, they concentrate on upholding the principle of diplomatic correctness and non-interference in the internal affairs of neighboring states. The framework is primarily policy-driven and procedural, necessitating a critical review of existing laws and their enforcement.

The political position is strongly opposed to the project involving the transfer of serious Swedish criminals to Estonia, highlighting the threats to internal security and the inefficient use of resources (PPA, Defense Forces). Criticism is directed at the government's inability to acknowledge the accompanying risks and its tendency to paint an overly optimistic picture of the situation. Additionally, there is a strong focus on demanding improved transparency and better informing procedures regarding the work of the Riigikogu (Parliament).