By Plenary Sessions: Raimond Kaljulaid

The political focus centers on balancing national defense and energy security, alongside ensuring the stability of the business environment. It criticizes the government's actions, which have eroded the trust of ordinary citizens in the state regarding land planning processes, particularly in sparsely populated regions. It demands a stable environmental policy to guarantee investment certainty. Overall, this constitutes a results-oriented approach that critiques the government's operational procedures and actions.

The speaker expresses skepticism regarding the bill under discussion, noting that they personally do not consider it very sensible. They are intervening in the debate with the goal of preventing it from becoming "one-sided and absurd," positioning themselves as a representative of "reasonable people." The political stance is aimed at achieving value-based clarity and elevating the level of the discussion.

The most prominent issue is supporting the rapid development of Estonia's defense industry, which is deemed exceptionally important. The political stance is strongly results-oriented, criticizing the government (specifically the Minister of Defence) for delaying the implementing regulations of the law for nearly six months. The speaker demands accountability and the removal of the minister from office due to bureaucratic sluggishness.

The politician voiced strong opposition to labor reforms designed to increase flexibility, arguing that they undermine workers' situations and job security, and accused the Reform Party of pursuing the wrong policies. However, he simultaneously defended certain social reforms that have improved household livelihoods. His political framework is a blend of social concern (worker exhaustion) and the promotion of regional development (the distribution of tax revenue).