By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The political position is one of strong support for the bill currently under discussion concerning electoral alliances. The speaker focuses on the nature of political organizations, distinguishing political parties with a broad worldview from alliances formed around narrow issues. He emphasizes that the concept of local-level electoral alliances also impacts nationwide politics and the stability of political parties. The position is framed as a value-based and structural analysis.

The political platform is heavily focused on addressing socio-economic issues, supporting a reduction in the VAT on food products and an increase in school lunch subsidies. A strong, value-driven position centers on national security and integration, highlighting the urgent necessity of boosting the motivation among Russian-speaking residents to learn Estonian. In policy formulation, emphasis is placed on the need to tackle the consequences stemming from inflation and Russia's informational influence.

The political position focuses heavily on the impact of the Prime Minister’s Russian business scandal, emphasizing that it has affected high-level foreign policy activities. The stance is critical and aimed at evaluating the government's actions and ethical suitability. The framing of the issue is directed toward political accountability and ethical performance.

The political focus is heavily concentrated on national security and restricting real estate purchases by Russian citizens in Estonia, particularly in Ida-Virumaa. The speaker criticizes the government (Lauri Läänemets) for its inaction and for breaking promises regarding both security and economic matters (bank taxation). These positions are value-based (security) and call for swift legislative action so that Estonia can set an example for the rest of Europe.

The political position centers on connecting social issues (specifically, teachers' workload and strike action) with immigration policy. The speaker challenges the current level of immigration, citing it as a source of strain on public services.