By Plenary Sessions: Anti Haugas

The speaker strongly emphasizes the problem of the long-term sustainability of the pension system, which stems from the demographic shift and the decline in personal responsibility regarding the growth of retirement income. The stance is one of concern and is directed toward addressing systemic risks, calling for a clear policy direction for the next ten years. The focus is clearly policy-driven and results-oriented.

The political focus centers on procedural efficiency, offering solutions to end the obstruction in the Riigikogu (Estonian Parliament). Substantively, the emphasis is placed on developing the infrastructure and improving the conditions for social services, particularly weekly and daily care services and services directed toward people with intellectual disabilities. These positions are geared toward requesting specific political measures and developments, indicating a policy- and results-based approach.

The political stance is pragmatic, focusing on resolving specific shortcomings in legislation—such as the Security Activities Act—before those laws take effect. Furthermore, he/she stresses the necessity of reducing the overall volume of legislative output and amending laws only when urgent issues arise, thereby supporting the government's views. He/She advocates for the stability of the legal system, holding the view that the current oath of office does not contradict the constitution.