By Years: Kalle Laanet

The political focus is heavily centered on strengthening national security, particularly as the Baltic Sea transforms into a NATO internal sea, while vigorously supporting the adaptation of the legal framework to achieve improved situational awareness and response capabilities. Another significant stance involves defending the rule of law and the clarity of legislation, with the politician criticizing the management of the Prosecutor's Office and the ambiguity of the law (especially the definition of a "related person") within the context of criminal procedure. Laanet represents the Reform Party's support for security legislation and is a procedurally effective lawmaker.

The political focus is directed towards reforming the legal system, emphasizing digitalization, accelerating the pace of proceedings, and ensuring greater independence for the judicial system. It supports robust national defense funding and stresses the necessity of finding practical solutions for raising additional funds. It demands greater transparency and a duty of justification from financial institutions when closing the accounts of private individuals and legal entities. Generally, it favors existing oversight formats for resolving political issues, opposing the creation of redundant investigative committees (for example, in the case of Rail Baltic).