By Years: Evelin Poolamets

The main legislative priorities are the termination of renewable energy subsidies and ensuring the transparency of the representation expenses of high-ranking state officials based on expense documentation. Also in focus is halting the planning of wind farms until science-based limit norms for infrasound and noise are established to protect the health of residents. It supports reducing income tax to 20% and opposes the continuation of the Rail Baltic project in its current form.

The focus in legislation is on promoting national and demographic issues (e.g., methods for increasing the birth rate, the special committee on the population crisis, restricting real estate ownership by Russian citizens) and restoring Estonian language requirements (in the taxi service sector). The entity is a vocal opponent of government bills (car tax, environmental law, sustainability reporting), having repeatedly proposed their rejection. It also supports the proposal to include the second day of Easter among the national holidays.