By Plenary Sessions: Heljo Pikhof

The political focus is divided between two draft bills: strong opposition to amending the constitution to define Estonia's value space using a list of countries, due to fears of damaging Estonia's global credibility. The need to demand thorough impact and comparative analysis for constitutional amendment bills is also stressed. Support is given to extending compulsory education until the age of 18, emphasizing its systemic support and dropout prevention. Nevertheless, criticism is directed at procedural shortcomings and the weakness of the analysis provided.

The most prominent theme is reproductive rights and the division of responsibility concerning pregnancy and abortion. The speaker strongly opposes the view that the woman is solely responsible both for becoming pregnant and for terminating the pregnancy, emphasizing the absence of men's role in the debate. This stance is clearly value-driven, focusing on women's autonomy and the well-being of children. She wholeheartedly supports preventative measures to ensure unwanted pregnancies do not occur.