By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The most important topic is national defense and obligations related to citizenship. The speaker adopts a clear, fact-based position, highlighting the restrictions imposed by current legislation concerning the defense service obligation for grey passport holders and citizens of other states. This position is purely policy-based, focusing on the presentation of legal facts.

Politically, the speaker positions himself as a staunch advocate for increasing support for national defense and military personnel (both conscripts and reservists), highlighting the loss of purchasing power due to inflation. He focuses his criticism on the government's inaction and the resulting diffusion of responsibility, which he attributes to organizational failures within the administrative domain. His approach is primarily policy- and results-driven, aiming to find a substantive solution via the executive branch.

The political stance centers on strong opposition to high immigration quotas and the failure of integration efforts, stressing the threat this poses to the state's ability to assimilate non-Estonians. Furthermore, the speaker questions the rationale behind English-language instruction in Estonian higher education institutions. These positions are deeply value-based, focusing on national capacity and the preservation of identity.