By Plenary Sessions: Evelin Poolamets

The political focus centers on national security and electoral integrity, issues tied to the conditions for issuing the alien's passport (the so-called gray passport). The speaker is concerned that the legal amendment might motivate Russian and Belarusian citizens to apply for the gray passport solely to retain their voting rights. This stance is strongly critical of the procedural shortcomings in the drafting of the bill, specifically emphasizing the complete lack of an impact analysis.

The political focus is directed at the government's structural decisions and the coalition's credibility, criticizing the concentration of geological competence within the sphere of influence of the Climate Minister (Reform Party). The speaker challenges the politically motivated changes to the subordination of institutions. Questions are also raised regarding the legislative basis for new social goals (specifically, avoiding ghettoization).

The political focus is on improving the work-life balance, strongly supporting the provision of additional days off and compensation for public holidays. This position is value-based, emphasizing respect for Christian traditions and harmonization with the European Union's working arrangements. Concern is also expressed regarding the current tax burden and the lack of impact assessments thereof.

The political position strongly focuses on the transparency and state control of phosphorite research. The speaker criticizes the government's actions, especially the potential involvement of foreign companies and the failure to disclose the terms of reference, thereby calling into question Estonia's own capabilities. The focus is directed towards evaluating the government's actions and ensuring procedural accountability.

The most crucial issue is ensuring the availability and security of resources at the European Union level, with a focus on strategic raw materials, including phosphorite. The position is policy-driven and aimed at risk management, emphasizing Estonia's active participation in relevant EU working groups. The political objective is to determine whether the establishment of a new, EU-wide decision-making body can be expected in this area.

The most prominent topic is the government's drug policy and the alleged drug use by members of the coalition parties. A strong challenge is being mounted against the government's credibility, questioning their ability to formulate adequate policy. This stance is strongly value-based and focuses on the coalition's moral inadequacy.