By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The political position is strongly focused on political ethics and fiscal discipline, advocating for the elimination of expense allowances for members of parliament as a sign of solidarity with the Estonian people. Furthermore, strong concern is voiced regarding the cybersecurity of e-voting and the integrity of elections, citing potential malicious attacks by foreign states. These standpoints are both value-driven (solidarity) and policy-driven (technical analysis of draft legislation).

The political position is strongly critical of the government's actions, focusing on strategic economic failures, such as the loss of Fibenol's 700 million euro investment to Latvia. Attention is drawn to concerns regarding deficiencies in regional policy, which affect job availability and access to culture. The criticism targets the government's comprehensive activities, including the Ministry of Climate and the Prime Minister.

The speaker strongly advocates for increasing the birth rate of the Estonian people and supporting small producers, favoring the lowering of VAT on foodstuffs and medicines. The political position is sharply anti-government, accusing the coalition of hostility towards families and undermining the state through tax increases and benefit cuts. The focus is value-based and results-oriented, stressing care for the Estonian nation.

The political position is one of strong opposition, focusing specifically on the government's ineffective handling of demographic issues. Criticism is leveled both at specific policies (the reduction of family benefits and the rise in the tax burden) and against the government's overall poor performance, which has resulted in a low birth rate. The speaker criticizes the government for claiming they are acting correctly, despite the negative outcomes.

The political position is clearly reformist and focused on security. The speaker strongly supports the bill initiated by EKRE concerning the prohibition on holding simultaneous offices as a Riigikogu member and a local council member, stressing the need for dedication to parliamentary work. Furthermore, there is a demand to revoke the voting rights of Russian and Belarusian citizens, linking this directly to Estonian national security. The government is also criticized for prioritizing the coalition agreement over the interests of the state.

The political stance is strongly critical of the government's actions and the implementation of its strategy, particularly concerning the transition to Estonian-language education and the salary delays faced by teachers in Ida-Virumaa. The speaker calls into question the government's financial strategy, inquiring about plans to introduce new taxes to cover salary increases while simultaneously promoting austerity measures. Their focus is results-oriented, criticizing the inefficient and incomprehensible management.

The speaker is strongly opposed to the government's tax policy, particularly concerning the taxation of families and the implementation of the car tax. They emphasize the necessity of protecting families and rural areas and call for the introduction of alternative revenue streams, such as a bank tax. This political stance is strongly value-driven (the protection of families) and critical of the government's actions.