By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The political position focuses on rectifying legal loopholes concerning the expropriation of national defense objects and deficiencies in the planning procedure. The need to intervene with robust legislation is emphasized to protect the credibility of the planning procedure, which the current situation is rendering absurd. The speaker strongly supports continuing the deliberation of the draft bill on behalf of the Isamaa faction, despite previous setbacks. This is a position strongly grounded in political and legal norms.

The political stance strongly emphasizes the prioritization of clear and unambiguous national rules over local exceptions. The speaker supports a consistent transition to Estonian-language instruction, criticizing attempts by school boards to create exceptions that undermine the process. The position is deeply rooted in policy and values, stressing the importance of national consistency.

The most striking issue is regional policy and the implementation of state interests (such as renewable energy production) at the expense of local communities. The politician criticizes the government's centralized approach, strongly demanding that regional competitive advantages be taken into account and that the principle of mutual benefit be applied. The political framework is results-oriented, criticizing the government's inability to engage in dialogue with the regions.

The most prominent position is the strong opposition to excessive bureaucracy and regulations, particularly those stemming from European Court rulings that restrict the working hours of seasonal laborers. The political framework is distinctly focused on economic performance and core values, stressing the importance of maintaining economic activity in rural areas and resisting burdensome state interference.

The political stance is strongly opposed to the car tax, giving it a "clear no," and deeming it irresponsible and unfair. This position is value-based, emphasizing support for people's lifestyles, choice of residence, and ability to cope, especially in sparsely populated regions. The speaker promises to fight "victoriously" against this bill both in the Riigikogu and on the streets.

The political focus is currently on advancing the Rail Baltic project, which is widely regarded as the project of the century and a vital connection to Europe. Criticism has been leveled against the project's delays and the inefficiency of the planning processes, particularly in Southern Pärnu County, emphasizing the urgent need to secure construction permits and meet the 2028 target. The overall stance is strongly results-oriented, stressing the critical importance of completing this strategic infrastructure.