By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The most crucial issue is the abolition of CO2 quotas, which the speaker strongly endorses, viewing it as a highly sensible proposal. He/She stresses the necessity for Estonia to seek a derogation from the European Union, allowing it to trade without CO2 quotas. The political framework is clearly based on policy and regulation.

The political position centers on ensuring the clarity and unambiguous nature of the draft legislation, particularly regarding a sensitive subject like end-of-life declarations, which is referred to as a "difficult issue." Emphasis is placed on the necessity of avoiding contradictions within the law's provisions and guaranteeing the transparency of procedures. This stance is primarily procedural and focused on the quality of the legislation itself.

The speaker adopts a highly confrontational stance toward the government, focusing on the creation of social inequality through tax policy and the state's inability to ensure the safety of vulnerable groups in care homes. The political focus centers on the failure of the government’s actions and the value-based protection of the weakest members of society. Furthermore, the speaker criticizes a statement made by a government minister, which, in their assessment, is divisive and tears the country apart by creating unnecessary distinctions.

The political focus is heavily centered on reducing the VAT on food items to 5%, which is viewed as the absolute minimum the coalition should undertake to support the public. This stance is strongly supportive, underscoring the necessity of easing price pressure on consumers and boosting the rural economy. The political framework is clearly aimed at providing economic relief and enhancing national security.

The political focus is on the energy sector development plan and the preservation of oil shale, strongly opposing the phase-out of oil shale in electricity generation and industry. This position is policy- and results-based, emphasizing the need to ensure security of supply and the necessity of conducting prior impact analysis. The EKRE faction firmly supports the current proposal, which tasks the government with presenting the action plan to the Riigikogu, considering this a necessary step. The goal is to rectify previous, botched decisions.

The political focus is directed at the performance of the justice system and the expediency of administrative costs within ministries. The speaker is demanding accountability and the acceleration of proceedings related to high-profile cases (Slava Ukraini), emphasizing the need to restore public trust. The views expressed are strongly performance-based, calling into question the necessity of the ministry's new position (events organizer).

The political focus is on protecting the environment and the economy from the negative impact of the explosive population growth of cormorants. The speaker adopts a strong, policy-driven position, urgently calling for the implementation of mitigation measures to curb the bird numbers and safeguard fish stocks. Specific emphasis is placed on the necessity of allowing spring lethal deterrent hunting to minimize damage to the fishing industry and coastal fishermen.

The political platform is strongly opposed to the expansion of state control and surveillance, voicing concerns about the drift towards a "surveillance society" and a "police state." Furthermore, they reject bureaucratic restrictions on personal identity, such as regulations dictating the length of names on official documents. This approach is clearly value-driven, prioritizing civil liberties over state intervention.

The speaker strongly opposes the draft law on gender quotas, dismissing it as a mere displacement activity. The political focus must be outcome-based, stressing the necessity of improving the well-being of the Estonian people and establishing the conditions necessary for economic growth. He/She criticizes the Ministry of Finance, which appears to treat gender quotas as an indicator of economic growth.