By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The speaker strongly opposes the current energy strategy, which focuses on subsidizing unstable wind energy (2.5–3 billion euros). He advocates for a political shift toward dispatchable capacities, the modernization of oil shale energy, and decentralized combined heat and power plants. This stance is heavily results-oriented, emphasizing the necessity of constant and stable electricity supply.

The political focus is currently directed at questioning the consistency of the Reform Party’s past and present Russia policy (specifically, visa freedom). Additionally, the speaker expresses strong opposition to social quotas in company management bodies, fearing that these will replace competence with identity-based staffing. These views are strongly value-based, emphasizing the priority of competence.

The political stance is strongly anti-government, centering its criticism on economic policy and immigration. The speaker demands that Estonia's immigration quota be reduced to zero and considers the price of energy to be the central issue for the economy, making its resolution a priority. These positions are presented with strong conviction and are aimed at criticizing the inefficiency of the government's actions.

The speaker heavily emphasizes the issue of the fertility rate in Estonia, treating it as a critical, statistics-based problem. The political position is results-oriented, calling into question the government's inaction and demanding the study and implementation of models from successful foreign countries (Hungary). The stance is strongly supportive of pro-natalist policies.