By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

The political position is heavily focused on supporting European strategic autonomy, viewing this as the central objective of Estonian foreign policy and a prerequisite for Europe's survival. The speaker sharply criticizes the majority of NATO member states that fail to meet the 2% defense spending target, thereby calling into question their commitment to Article 3 of the North Atlantic Treaty. This position is strongly security- and values-based, emphasizing the necessity of becoming a credible geopolitical player.

The political focus is on tax policy, specifically the Income Tax Act and the special regime for taxing banks. The speaker demands a detailed explanation from the presenter regarding the taxation formulas and deductions, calling into question the presenter's preparation and knowledge. The focus is on procedural and policy-based transparency, stressing the necessity of informing the entire plenary session.