By Plenary Sessions: Tõnis Lukas

The political focus is aimed at criticizing the activities of state-owned monopolistic companies (such as Elektrilevi), emphasizing the protection of consumer rights and the necessity of reducing bureaucracy. The speaker takes a strong stance on defending the rights of the Estonian language. These positions are geared toward protecting service quality and citizens' rights, being oriented more toward performance and core values.

The most salient issue, addressed specifically to the Ministry of Defence, is the honoring of Estonia's historical continuity and the memory of its freedom fighters. The political stance is strongly value-driven, underscoring the 1944 resistance and the crucial role of the Otto Tief government in preserving state continuity. The speaker demands a clear position from the ministry concerning how the memory of these events and individuals will be valued 80 years later.

The political position strongly focuses on government accountability and solving the technical failures (standardized tests) of the state education system. The speaker demands justice and sensitivity from the state towards young people and their families, criticizing the government's actions as a "callous and incomprehensible monster." It is also emphasized that the salary demands of cultural workers and teachers must be treated as a tandem issue during the budget debate. The political framework is primarily results-oriented, requiring better coordination and accountability.