By Plenary Sessions: Kalle Grünthal

The political focus is on two issues: democratic representation in the presidential Electoral College and the mitigation of wind energy impacts. On the issue of representation, he/she strongly supports restoring the number of electors to the previous level (160+) in order to enhance democratic principles and better represent the population’s views. Regarding energy policy, the stance is highly critical of the existing mitigation measures and safety studies (infrasound), deeming them insufficient and outdated.

The political position is strongly focused on protecting constitutional freedoms and opposing monopolies. The speaker opposes the wholesale pharmaceutical monopoly and the corruption associated with it, and is categorically against the draft legislation that would increase security at the expense of freedom. The political framework is value-based, emphasizing the supremacy of the constitution and warning against the threat of a digital concentration camp.

The political focus is split between procedural correctness during the Riigikogu session and ensuring social justice in how the budget is allocated. The speaker heavily criticizes the government's priorities, starkly contrasting the salary increases for officials with the plight of those receiving subsistence benefits. The stance is strongly oppositional, targeting the government's incompetence (specifically citing incorrect data) and injustice. The focus is largely performance-driven, highlighting the government's mistakes and poor choices.

The political position centers on strong opposition to the car tax, which is viewed as contrary to the will of the people and a violation of the constitution (specifically, the inviolability of property). This opposition is intense and value-driven, framing the methods of taxation as a repressive policy analogous to Soviet-era forced collectivization.