By Plenary Sessions: Siim Pohlak

The speaker adopts a strongly oppositional stance toward the government's economic policy, highlighting the need for a quarter of the population to take out loans just to cover their daily expenses. He/She stresses the necessity of supporting birth rate growth and criticizes the Reform Party’s policies as "neo-communist." The focus is primarily on criticizing the government's failed actions and lack of effectiveness.

The political stance heavily emphasizes national security, directly questioning the capabilities to identify and respond to unexpected objects (drones). Another key issue is social policy and immigration, where concerns are voiced regarding the negative repercussions of excessively generous social benefits provided to individuals originating from third countries. In shaping policy, emphasis is placed on avoiding risks at both the security and social system levels.

The political position centers on strong opposition to the government’s economic and tax policies, which are viewed as the forced continuation of Kaja Kallas’s failed agenda. Key issues include preventing an economic crash and ensuring adequate funding for national defense, while simultaneously accusing the government of failing to secure the necessary finances. These positions are presented forcefully, highlighting the negative repercussions of the government’s actions and the fact that economic indicators have plummeted to the bottom rank in Europe.