By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The political position is strongly opposed to the legislative drafts initiated by the government, especially the amendments to the Atmospheric Air Protection Act, which are seen as creating legal uncertainty. Additionally, strong value-based opposition is expressed regarding the European Union’s Green Transition ambitions, which are viewed as mandates that inhibit economic growth and undermine the rule of law. These positions are fundamentally value- and policy-based, demanding the rejection of the bill.

The political position is strongly oppositional, focusing on criticizing the government's tax policy (car tax, VAT) and its handling of inflation. The main priorities are centered on supporting families, alleviating the economic burden, and addressing the concern over the demographic extinction of the Estonian people. The policy framework is strongly value-based, emphasizing national concerns and the welfare of families.

The political position is focused on calling for strong accountability and ensuring transparency, particularly concerning the financing and background checks of coalition parties. The speaker stresses the necessity of resolving specific community issues, such as the situation at Metsküla School, by utilizing legislative tools. This political framework is explicitly focused on scrutinizing the government's actions and ethical conduct.

The political position is strongly opposed to the government’s policies regarding demography, immigration, and sanctions. The most crucial issues are the ethnic preservation of the Estonian nation and the continuation of sanctioned trade with Russia. The approach is value-based (the preservation of the nation) and results-based (criticizing the government's inability to effectively enforce sanctions).

In political activity, the speaker strongly emphasizes transparency and accountability regarding the impact of laws on individuals and businesses. A strong value-based position is the opposition to symbols of militant Islamism (the burqa), equating it with the St. George's ribbon. Furthermore, support is given to policies that link the right to vote in local government elections with the motivation to apply for Estonian citizenship and engage in language learning. The views expressed are primarily based on values and specific policy goals.

The political position is critical and policy-driven, focusing on the potential negative social consequences of government reforms (specifically, the education reform). The speaker expresses concern that the education reform could increase the number of NEET youth (Not in Education, Employment, or Training), and criticizes the procedural unfairness of the legislative process due to the exclusion of agricultural producers. This stance represents a moderately strong opposition, demanding accountability and mitigation measures.

The main topics are the economic crisis, government incompetence, and opposition to the car tax. The political stance is strongly oppositional and results-oriented, focusing on Estonia's poor economic growth forecast compared to its neighbors and asking point-blank whether the government is simply incapable of running the country. The views are directed against implementing new taxes during an economic downturn.