By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The speaker’s political stance is strongly focused on defending sovereignty and internal security, opposing the visa policy amendments initiated by the coalition. He/She is vehemently opposed to the draft legislation that would grant the right to challenge visa refusals in administrative court, viewing this as a vote of no confidence in the PPA (Police and Border Guard Board) and the relevant ministries. The position is value-driven, emphasizing Estonia's sovereign right to decide who is permitted entry into the country.

The political platform is strongly focused on increasing transparency in national security issues, particularly regarding Russian aggression and GRU activities, while actively opposing excessive classification. Furthermore, we strongly object to situations where citizens are forced to pay for unrendered services, such as waste management, criticizing the proposed legislation that would multiply costs significantly. These positions are both value-based (transparency, courage) and policy-based (administrative organization, taxation).

The political stance is strongly anti-government and results-oriented, focusing on the failure of economic policy. The speaker stresses that the tax burden is rising to a colossal degree, contrary to the Prime Minister's claims. The main emphasis is placed on the decline in people’s purchasing power, rising prices, and the reduction of benefits. The overall framework is strongly performance-driven, directly blaming the government for the worsening of the situation.

A strong and pragmatic stance in favor of using anti-personnel mines, emphasizing national defense requirements and military expediency. It strongly advocates for withdrawing from the Ottawa Convention, viewing that previous decision as frivolous and incompatible with current realities. The political framework is heavily value-driven, focusing on survival and the fight against the "empire of evil."