By Months: Mihkel Lees

The political stance is fiercely oppositional, repeatedly voicing disagreement with proposals put forth by Isamaa and other opposition parties. Security remains the primary priority, and in this context, they are defending the handling of the security tax bill while accusing their opponents of suffering from issue fatigue. Their views are largely policy-driven and procedural, underscoring the faction's unified resistance.

The political stance involves a strong defense of the government's social policy and pension reforms, highlighting achievements and a fact-based approach. The speaker defends the pending bill concerning support for single pensioners and emphasizes the significant increase in pensions over the last four years. The approach is results-oriented, focusing on the success of past reforms and future projections.

The political position is strongly oriented towards supporting budget discipline and cuts, particularly within the social sector, where the elimination of the single pensioner’s benefit for individuals residing in care homes is supported in order to save 1.3–1.5 million euros. This position is framed as a necessary effort to find areas for savings "during difficult times," while simultaneously stressing that the financial coping ability of those requiring assistance will not deteriorate. The speaker represents the views of the Reform Party faction.

The political position is strongly value-based, centering on loyalty to the Republic of Estonia and its constitutional order. This stance is expressed through the taking of the oath of office as a member of the Riigikogu during the Riigikogu's XV convocation.