By Plenary Sessions: Andre Hanimägi

The speaker defends the coalition’s budget decisions and cuts, stressing the necessity of making unpopular choices to consolidate the state budget. The primary political focus is on the justice sector, specifically the stricter handling of juvenile crime and improving the efficiency of the legal system. These positions are strongly value-based, underscoring the need to meet society’s expectations for justice and security.

The political position is moderately supportive of transposing the European Union directive on consumer protection, emphasizing its dual objectives: protecting consumers and establishing consumer associations. It stresses the necessity of adapting the EU's objectives to the Estonian cultural context, where consumer associations are scarce, meaning the state's right of representation must be maintained. The standpoint is clearly policy-driven, focusing on the practical aspects of implementing the law.