By Plenary Sessions: Anastassia Kovalenko-Kõlvart

The speaker vehemently opposes the government’s initiatives, particularly the plan to bring foreign prisoners to Estonia and the lowering of the gambling tax. They view these measures as a security risk and damaging to Estonia's image, branding the country as "Europe's prison and casino center." The stance is highly critical, focusing on the government's failure to establish a new positive narrative ("Estonian Nokia") and its preference for the interests of businessmen over the livelihood of ordinary citizens. Furthermore, the speaker demands that e-elections be suspended until all legislative issues are resolved.

The political position focuses heavily on ensuring the transparency and reliability of e-elections. The speaker sharply criticizes the inadequate legislation that prevents political parties from involving independent auditors, as well as the administrative confusion between the electoral commission and the electoral service. This stance is strongly aimed at improving electoral organization, emphasizing the procedural and legal framework.

The political position is strongly opposed to the government and the car tax, demanding the resignation of Kristen Michal’s government and the cancellation of the tax. Emphasis is placed on the government’s leadership crisis and low public trust (12%), as well as the injustice and unconstitutionality of the taxes, labeling the car tax the biggest legislative mess/omnibus failure. The focus is equally on the government's poor performance (failed forecasts) and the value-based issue of fairness (disabled people, families).

The political position is strongly focused on addressing the waste of public funds and management inconsistencies within the social and healthcare sectors (the Health Insurance Fund, the Ministry of Social Affairs). The emphasis is on results-based criticism, highlighting that money from the European Social Fund and the state is not reaching those in need (such as children with special needs), but is instead being spent on administrative costs and motivational events. The speaker demands intervention and a full investigation of the situation.

The speaker strongly supports social welfare, particularly the nationwide implementation of a pension supplement, stressing its crucial role in ensuring pensioners' livelihoods. The second main priority is the swift and strict regulation of light personal vehicles (such as e-scooters) and small mopeds, as the current situation has spiraled out of control and poses a threat to public health, especially concerning children. The political framework is strongly value-driven, prioritizing people's health over the freedom of enterprise.