By Plenary Sessions: Jaanus Karilaid

The political stance is heavily focused on issues of citizenship and security. The speaker strongly opposes extending voting rights in local elections to holders of the "grey passport," stressing the necessity of enshrining in the Constitution the principle that only citizens of the Republic of Estonia are eligible to vote. Furthermore, he demands a practical and concrete definition of security threats, remaining skeptical of theoretical scaremongering.

The political position is strongly oppositional, focusing on the inefficiency of the government's actions and the deterioration of the economy. The main themes are the decline in competitiveness, the violation of tax peace, and the silencing of criticism, with the focus squarely on the government's poor performance. The speaker criticizes the prime minister for constricting democracy and for submitting to the dictates of the Social Democrats.

The political position is strongly oppositional, focusing on the government's opaque budget and its lack of political backbone. The speaker emphasizes that the budget is merely a tool for holding onto power, one that fails to solve the problems of economic recession, healthcare, or issues facing peripheral regions. The stance is forcefully results-oriented, criticizing the government's inability to tackle problems that are glaringly obvious.