By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The political position heavily focuses on strongly defending the Riigikogu's legislative competence and independent right to decide against governmental overreach, labeling the parliament a "rubber stamp." Speaking on behalf of Isamaa, the speaker expresses firm opposition to changing the visa procedure, emphasizing state sovereignty and internal security. These stances are strongly value-based and procedural, standing in opposition to left-extremist ideological pressure.

The political stance centers on the urgent necessity of addressing the explosive growth of the cormorant population, which poses a threat to fish stocks. The speaker strongly opposes the government’s passive approach and demands a concrete and robust action plan. This position is results-oriented, requiring immediate intervention rather than mere investigation.

The political position is strongly opposed to the draft bill which prioritizes gender criteria over knowledge, education, and competence in leadership roles. This stance is value-based, emphasizing the importance of meritocracy and warning against negative social consequences (specifically, the potential for making women unhappy). The speaker deems the bill "absurd" and "nonsensical."