By Plenary Sessions: Helle-Moonika Helme

The political position is strongly value-based, focusing on restoring the credibility of the rule of law while criticizing the political bias evident in Supreme Court decisions. Another crucial topic is border security and migration control, where they support closing the Narva border crossing to reduce the number of international protection applications. The platform is highly critical of institutional activities and supportive of strict security measures.

The speaker is in staunch opposition to the government’s tax policy, criticizing 26 separate tax hikes and the proposed tax cut bill specifically targeting online casinos. This political position is results-oriented, demanding accountability for the inefficient use of defense spending and prioritizing the alleviation of the tax burden on ordinary people. The government’s activities are viewed as senseless and entirely driven by lobby groups.

The political position is strongly opposed to e-voting, emphasizing that it is not applicable in democratic states and threatens the nation's democratic trajectory. This stance is value-based, focusing on the requirements of Article 60 of the Constitution, which stipulates the universality, equality, and directness of elections. The speaker demands the abolition of e-voting because it does not comply with constitutional requirements.

The political stance is strongly opposed to the government's fiscal policy, particularly the motor vehicle tax and the registration fee, demanding their complete abolition. The framework is performance- and value-based, accusing the government of destroying the economy and manipulating vulnerable groups (large families, people with disabilities). The necessity of restoring the economy is emphasized, and better funding for road maintenance is demanded.

The political position is strongly opposed to the government bill concerning the transfer of Swedish prisoners to Estonia and the leasing out of prison facilities. The criticism centers on the government’s lack of transparency, the misleading of Parliament, and the absence of proper threat assessments, suggesting that the effort is futile and a waste of time. The speaker sees a danger in the bill: that the government is attempting to secure a so-called "blank check" for the leasing of prisons, enabling them to bring inmates to Estonia from anywhere. The stance is heavily focused on outcomes and values, issuing a warning about future crime and potential victims.

The political focus is directed towards social crises and supporting pensioners, stressing that current assistance is insufficient and absolutely necessary given the context of the crises. The speaker criticizes the government's failure to ensure a decent standard of living, labeling the current situation a national disgrace. The stance is strongly supportive of increasing social measures and highly critical of the government's performance.