By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The political position focuses strongly on protecting the Estonian language and cultural space, viewing this as the primary objective of all decisions. The speaker supports the transition to Estonian-language instruction but sharply criticizes the government's actions, deeming them unambitious, bureaucratic window dressing, and insufficiently funded. The viewpoints are strongly value-based, emphasizing the need for societal integration and the dangers posed by language bubbles.

The speaker's political focus centers on balancing nature conservation with property rights, specifically calling for the expansion of compensation mechanisms for the owners of natural sacred sites, citing the example of the Maardu sacred grove. Furthermore, he underscores the necessity of clear definitions within legislation pertaining to major investments, aiming to guarantee procedural clarity in the approval process for government planning activities. His views are deeply rooted in policy and values, stressing the importance of equitable remuneration.

The political focus is on population sustainability, birth rate policy, and protecting the Estonian labor market against the introduction of cheap foreign labor. It represents strong opposition to the government’s plans to increase the immigration quota and add exceptions, viewing the introduction of cheap labor from third countries as the worst possible path for the future of society. It emphasizes that increasing the birth rate is a crucial measure for securing the labor market.

The political stance is one of strong opposition to the government's (specifically the Reform Party's) plan to alter the local election system. This move is characterized as stripping local communities of their right to self-determination and effectively rigging the vote. The speaker stresses that regional and demographic policies are fundamental to Estonia's stability, demanding immediate and genuine action from the government, rather than mere "political theater disguised as coalition negotiations." The position is deeply value-driven, centered on preserving local autonomy and the integrity of the state.