By Plenary Sessions: Arvo Aller

The political focus is on the country's economic competitiveness and the sharp criticism directed at the government's tax policy. The speaker opposes the government's idea that stagnation constitutes progress, emphasizing that Estonia has stalled among the Baltic states. The stance is strongly results-oriented, concentrating on the deterioration of Estonia's position in international rankings and the rising cost of living.

The political stance centers on strong opposition to amendments to the Waste Act, particularly the introduction of a new waste management cost fee, which is viewed as a hidden tax hike. The criticism is aimed at the state shifting its responsibilities onto local municipalities and worsening the financial situation of the populace. The speaker frames the government's actions as both ineffective and increasing bureaucracy.

The political position is strongly anti-government and results-oriented, focusing on the ethical and legal evaluation of the government's activities. The speaker sharply criticizes the government's inability to hold "their own people" accountable (e.g., the Lehtme, Pihlakodu cases) and accuses the government of arbitrary rule over the Estonian people. This stance is strongly oppositional and value-based, demanding accountability.