By Plenary Sessions: Maria Jufereva-Skuratovski

The political focus is heavily concentrated on issues of citizenship, integration, and suffrage. The speaker firmly opposes granting voting rights to citizens of aggressor states in local elections, but views the large number of grey passport holders as a significant problem. He stresses that elections are fundamentally a question of ideological principles and promotes increasing the state's trust in all residents of Estonia. These positions are strongly value-based, centering on trust and loyalty.

Both speakers are addressing procedural and organizational matters. The first speaker strongly supports changing the composition of the Baltic Assembly delegation, framing this political decision purely as a procedural framework. The second speaker focuses on obtaining clarifications regarding the non-amendment of the statutes and issues related to the name, thereby demonstrating an interest in ensuring agreements are honored.

The political focus is on the strong opposition to the Center Party's proposed temporary solidarity tax bill, which is deemed populist and unsubstantiated by analysis. Emphasis is placed on the importance of a stable tax environment and the permanence of the current banking tax (advance income tax), thereby defending the government's economic policy. The position is strongly policy- and results-based, advocating for the existing tax system as an already functioning solution. The Reform Party does not support the submitted bill.

The political focus is heavily directed toward collective security and the defense of sovereignty. The speaker urgently stresses the necessity of ensuring that all European Union countries contribute the agreed-upon amount to defense, citing Russia's brutal aggression in Ukraine as the primary risk. This stance is value-based, underscoring the importance of understanding history and preventing the recurrence of past errors.