By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The political position is strongly nationalistic and value-based, focusing on the immediate enforcement of the role of the Estonian language in public spaces and the service sector. The speaker considers the situation pivotal and warns that the government's delay in amending the Language Act is "criminal" and threatens Estonia's constitutional order and national self-confidence. The importance of basic education for the preservation of cultural traditions (the Song and Dance Festival) is also emphasized.

The political focus is heavily directed toward mass immigration and the resulting demographic and political risks. The speaker emphasizes concern about the growing proportion of immigrants in local elections and questions the pro-Estonian sentiment of Russian citizens. This position is value-based and critical, underscoring the necessity of not idealizing the mindset of immigrants.

The political focus centers on the appropriate development of cultural institutions (the Estonia Theatre) and the restoration of the state’s financial discipline. He/She strongly supports raising teachers’ salaries but criticizes the government’s performance in fulfilling its promises, calling it a fraud and a catastrophe. He/She urgently demands the drafting of a negative supplementary budget to cut state administrative costs. The political framework is strongly results-oriented and values-based, emphasizing the maintenance of continuity and the responsibility of the capital.

The political position is strongly value-based, supporting a specific declaration and emphasizing the message of peace and endurance. The most critical issue is the war in Ukraine, where the political focus is aimed at stopping the mutual slaughter among Orthodox believers. This position is directed towards preventing conflict and demanding a ceasefire.