By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The political position is strongly opposed to the government's energy policy, particularly concerning the 2.6 billion euro investment in offshore wind farms. The criticism centers on the unreliability of the government's actions and the data presented, calling into question both the electricity consumption forecasts and the promised economic benefits. The focus is results-oriented, emphasizing the government's alleged "energy bluff."

The speaker is focusing on the detailed scrutiny of draft legislation, particularly in the areas of science ethics and nature conservation (specifically, wolf hunting). The stance is cautious and inquiry-based, stressing the necessity of avoiding conflicts of interest (referring to paid services in science ethics) and ensuring that the legislative changes have a positive impact on agriculture and producers. The overall framework is heavily policy- and regulation-driven, seeking out potential deficiencies in the implementation of the proposed bills.

This political stance centers on staunch support for reserving the franchise exclusively for Estonian citizens, particularly at the local government level. The speaker vigorously opposes any amendments that would grant voting rights to non-citizens or individuals with undetermined citizenship, justifying this opposition on the grounds of national identity, security, and state sovereignty. This position is deeply value-driven, stressing loyalty and responsibility for the nation's well-being.

The political position is firmly opposed to the government's green energy policy, particularly concerning the regulation of wind farms and the protection of local municipalities. It is stressed that the state has created a situation where foreign developers are able to threaten local governments with massive damage claims (citing the example of Vinni municipality). This stance is strongly value-driven, focusing on the protection of the community and essential social facilities (school buildings, care homes). Furthermore, concerns are raised regarding youth mental health and suicide statistics.

The political position is fiercely oppositional, centered on the government's failures in both economic governance and moral integrity. The speaker stresses the rapid decline of the country's competitiveness and calls for the Prime Minister's resignation, citing incompetence and the representation of a narrow business clique. The viewpoint is primarily results-oriented and values-driven, criticizing the government for its lack of action and its disrespectful demeanor.