By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The speaker strongly emphasizes national security and civil defense readiness. They criticize the government's decision to postpone the requirement for establishing non-public shelters, deeming this dangerous given the current security situation. The focus centers on the implementation of policy and the failure to execute practical measures, pointing to a deep concern regarding security.

The political stance heavily focuses on national defense and military readiness. The speaker firmly supports denouncing the Ottawa Convention, justifying this position by citing the necessity of using anti-personnel landmines when establishing the Baltic defense zone and deterring the enemy in border regions. The framework is pragmatic and policy-driven, emphasizing the convention's ineffectiveness in actual conflicts, where it was superseded by improvised explosive devices.

The political focus is currently aimed at clarifying the employment restrictions for foreign students in Estonia, specifically in comparison to Estonian students. This is a policy-driven issue intended to secure concrete information regarding the scope of the existing limitations. The effort is currently focused on gathering this information and establishing the specific details.