By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The political platform strongly advocates for tax cuts, especially reducing income tax, so that working people have more money left in their pockets. This is framed as taking care of the Estonian people and ensuring the security of the state, sharply contrasting with the government's policy of raising taxes. The position is strongly value-driven and results-oriented, accusing the government of neglecting its own citizens.

The political stance centers on strong criticism directed at the government concerning national security and labor policy. The speaker stresses the necessity of defending the eastern border and encouraging people to return to rural areas to enhance security. Furthermore, they are vehemently opposed to importing cheap foreign labor, viewing it as a threat to the future of the Estonian population and social services. The political framework is deeply value-driven and highly critical of the government's activities.

The political focus is heavily centered on energy security and pricing, demanding a derogation from the CO2 system due to the security situation and criticizing emissions trading. Furthermore, he/she defends private property against state nationalization and restrictions. His/Her views are predominantly policy- and value-based, questioning the government’s handling of the public’s economic well-being. He/She also criticizes the implementation of gender quotas, challenging the definition of the underrepresented gender.

The political position is strongly focused on demanding accountability from both legal entities (care homes) and private individuals (referencing the Slava Ukraini case). Emphasis is placed on the shortcomings of the legal system, and strict adherence to laws is demanded, particularly concerning the liability of legal entities. There is also indirect criticism of the coalition partner’s activities, implying that political connections are preventing Pihlakodu from being held accountable.

The political position is firmly against the judicial administration reform, viewing it as a cunning ploy to shift responsibility and facilitate the closure of regional courthouses. The criticism targets the government’s hidden agenda and is primarily outcome-based, stressing the negative impact on regional services. The speaker is concerned that the minister will be able to politely recuse himself from decisions regarding the shutting down of courts.

The political stance focuses on criticizing the government's handling of the implementation of the care reform. The speaker accuses the ministers of passing the buck (the Minister of Social Affairs blaming the Minister of Justice, and vice versa) and questions the future sustainability of the reform. This position is strongly results-oriented and demands improved oversight.

The political focus is on economic policy and lowering taxes, particularly reducing excise duties and VAT to bring down food prices. The speaker sharply criticizes the previous and current coalitions for their failed tax policies and demands accountability from politicians for their poor decisions. The stance is strongly results-oriented, emphasizing that you cannot tax your way to prosperity.

The political stance centers on challenging the government's financial strategy and accountability. The speaker questions the minister's new designation ("Revenue Minister") and demands clarification on how the €2.6 billion wind farm investment is accounted for in the revenue and expenditure calculations. Furthermore, they criticize the omission of climate issues from the economic slides, demonstrating forceful, results-driven criticism.

The political position is strongly opposed to the government's regional policy, emphasizing the link between the vitality of rural areas and the security and existence of the state. The criticism targets specific political decisions (tax increases, closure of services) that worsen the livelihood of rural residents. The stance is heavily value- and results-based, accusing the minister of presenting factual errors and lacking political vision.