By Plenary Sessions: Andres Metsoja

The politician's focus is heavily centered on national security and loyalty issues, addressing citizenship policy and the voting rights of Russian citizens. They stress the necessity of vetting attitudes in the context of trust. Furthermore, clarity is demanded regarding the official's past actions concerning the Bronze Soldier and the May 9th events, which demonstrates a strong values-based approach.

The political position is strongly opposed to tax increases, particularly the motor vehicle tax, arguing that they harm the economy's competitiveness and exacerbate regional inequality. Emphasis is placed on the need for stability and a "manageable state," prioritizing affordability for both citizens and entrepreneurs. The criticism is mainly value- and policy-based, focusing on the ideological flaw inherent in the taxes and their practical consequences.

The speaker is operating from the opposition, challenging the government's economic policies—especially the tax increases that are causing hardship for the public. The core issues addressed are economic recovery and the management of Estonia's national wealth (its forests). There is a demand for an urgent forestry development plan to be brought before the Riigikogu, with the speaker hinting at a potential issue involving a coalition partner. The overall political context is focused on criticizing the government's performance and effectiveness.