By Plenary Sessions: Ando Kiviberg

The political focus is on ensuring national security, particularly in connection with cross-border religious links (the Russian Orthodox Church) and the threats posed by hybrid warfare. Regarding the amendments to the Church Act, the stance is strongly supportive, stressing that the restrictions are security-based, not related to freedom of religion. Another key issue is data protection and the proportionality of agency powers in preventing money laundering, where the President's veto to narrow the scope of the law was accepted.

The political standpoint is value-based, emphasizing the foundations of a free society: the free citizen and their responsibility. The speaker criticizes the tendency among both citizens and those exercising public authority to avoid independent decision-making and bearing responsibility. He emphasizes the need for officials to adopt a humane, common-sense approach and exercise discretionary power when handling public matters.

The political focus is on clarifying and amending the Law on the Election of the President of the Republic, citing inconsistencies that emerged during previous elections. The stance is strongly reformist, concentrating on procedural and legislative improvements. The objective is to increase public awareness of the candidates by moving the submission deadline earlier and granting candidates the right to present themselves publicly.