By Plenary Sessions: Leo Kunnas

The political position is strongly critical of the quality of the government's management and the structure of the proposed budget, asserting that it is incomprehensible and uncontrollable. It deems the improvement of the demographic situation the most crucial priority, which the budget fails to reflect, and criticizes the insufficient growth and distortion of defense spending. The criticism is primarily aimed at the assessment of the government's activity and performance (performance-driven evaluation).

The political position is strongly focused on opposing abortion, treating it as murder and highlighting the moral divide that exists within society. The stance is deeply value-driven, stressing the necessity for society to understand the nature of the act and behave accordingly. This is a clearly value-based framework that relies on scientific claims.

The political position is strongly oriented towards supporting national defense and international security, emphasizing the need to grant the government a flexible mandate for the rapid deployment of up to 100 servicemen. This support is justified both politically and in terms of security, citing the serious global situation and the critical need for timely action. The objective is to ensure Estonia’s capability to contribute rapidly to operations led by NATO, the EU, or the UN.