By Years: Raimond Kaljulaid

The speaker is skeptical of liberal labor market reforms, criticizing the creation of the platform work model, which he believes has led to the deterioration of workers' conditions (overwork and underpayment). He criticizes the government's tax policy, which grants significant benefits to the wealthiest deciles while leaving frontline staff (rescuers, police officers) with insufficient wage increases. He supports the development of the Estonian defense industry but demands stability in the investment environment.

He strongly supports implementing a security tax to fund national defense, taking a stand against the view that defense spending should merely be "affordable." He advocates for fair burden sharing domestically, preferring that wealthier individuals contribute more to defense expenditures. He views developing the defense industry through deregulation as a revenue-generating measure that boosts the economy.