By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The political position centers on the nomination and support of a candidate for the Riigikogu Bureau. The support for Arvo Aller is strong and results-oriented, stressing that he has performed his duties better than all other Bureau members. This stance is clearly factional, representing the will of the parliamentary group of the Conservative People's Party of Estonia.

The most prominent issue is the restriction of voting rights exclusively to Estonian citizens, which is justified by the construction of the nation-state and the protection of the constitutional preamble. This stance is very strong and principled, emphasizing the necessity of solving the problem of non-citizens wielding disproportionate political power. The political framework is clearly value-based, centering on the concept of the state and loyalty.

A strong opposition to the Reform Party-led government, which it deems illegitimate and essentially unchanged ("the same old government"). The main platforms include halting the destruction of the Estonian nation-state, opposing mass immigration and Russification, and sharply criticizing tax hikes (VAT, excise duties). The political stance is strongly value-based (national identity) and performance-based (government failure), demanding the organization of snap elections.

The political stance is fiercely oppositional, centered on criticizing economic policy—specifically the rising tax burden and lack of economic growth—as well as security and social policy, including the abolition of the security tax and the issue of Russification. The speaker accuses the government of "assuming the role of a Putinist" and actively promoting the Russification of Estonian society. This position is deeply value-driven, stressing security and national identity.

The political focus centers on a critical assessment of past COVID restrictions and vaccine policies, strongly opposing what they see as the state's overreaction and "totalitarianism." They are demanding that the guilty parties be identified and punished, stressing a value-based approach that prioritizes scientific truth and civil liberties. A distinction is made between the 2020 state of emergency (where they acknowledge their own party’s error) and the subsequent "terror" that occurred in 2021 under the liberal government.

The political stance is fiercely oppositional, labeling the government's foreign and security policy a " total failure and bankruptcy." The speaker stresses the necessity of keeping national defense decision-making power and funding within Estonia, opposing its transfer to Brussels. They also criticize tax hikes, the distribution of funds to wind farms, and the selling off of mineral resources, demanding honesty and a clear plan from the government. The focus is predominantly on highlighting the inefficiency and dishonesty of the government's actions.