By Years: Raimond Kaljulaid

The speaker focuses heavily on resident safety, supporting the Civil Defense Bill and initiating amendments to the Dangerous Dogs Act to clarify the rights of local municipalities. He/She stresses the need to improve the well-being and raise the salaries of frontline workers (rescuers, police officers). He/She also expresses concern regarding the long-term socio-economic costs associated with large-scale immigration, referencing the experience of the Nordic countries.

The speaker supports lowering the voting age to 16, arguing that a voter's competence is not dependent on age. They have also set a goal of increasing the authority of local governments regarding public safety concerning dangerous dogs. Furthermore, they are critical of the Isamaa party’s attempt to restrict the voting rights of individuals with undetermined citizenship in local elections, deeming the move illogical and unfair.