By Plenary Sessions: Aleksei Jevgrafov

The speaker focuses on income inequality and relative poverty, particularly in Ida-Viru County, demanding concrete measures from the government. Strong skepticism is also expressed regarding the reliability and security of e-elections, highlighting the inadequacy of existing control mechanisms. The political framework is viewed as being rather outcome-oriented, leading to criticism of the ineffectiveness of current strategies (Estonia 2035) in addressing social problems.

The political position focuses heavily on defending the Constitution of the Republic of Estonia (Section 52), emphasizing the priority of the Estonian language as the official administrative language of state institutions. A critical question, rooted in values and policy, is raised concerning the constitutional compliance of the international agreement. The speaker is skeptical of the agreement, which mandates the use of English as the working language within an Estonian state institution.