By Plenary Sessions: Ester Karuse

The most crucial issue is the crisis in the accessibility of upper secondary education and the unequal opportunities afforded to young people, which is being treated as a systemic problem. The political stance is sharply critical of the state’s inability to guarantee school places for everyone, demanding immediate reaction and preparation. The focus is on results-based governance and ensuring equitable opportunities for youth, in order to prevent Estonia as a whole from losing out.

The political focus is currently centered on ensuring the accessibility of vital regional services, particularly given the lack of physical bank branches in Southeast Estonia. The speaker strongly emphasizes that banking is a socially essential service, not merely a business operation. This stance calls for the state to take an active role in engaging in dialogue with and guiding banks, primarily to protect the elderly population.

The political focus centers on the accessibility of crucial services (banking, education) and the resolution of regional issues. The speaker takes a firm stance that the state must intervene to guarantee these services, even in smaller regions, and to ensure that access to education is not a lottery. These positions are aimed at criticizing the government's inaction, underscoring the severity and critical nature of the situation.