By Plenary Sessions: Henn Põlluaas

The political position focuses on issues concerning tax policy and the effectiveness of aid to Ukraine. The speaker strongly supports abandoning the planned income tax hike, viewing it as a measure that stimulates the economy. Furthermore, they urgently demand the extension of tax benefits to all NGOs involved in providing aid to Ukraine, criticizing the current selective approach.

The political stance is sharply critical of the government’s economic policy and its lack of social sensitivity, particularly concerning the surge in food prices. The most prominent issue is the cost of living, highlighting a 57% price increase since the pandemic—the highest rate recorded in Europe. The framework is results-oriented, focusing specifically on the government's failure to mitigate the economic hardship faced by the populace.

The political stance is strongly opposed to cutting the Ministry of Foreign Affairs budget, emphasizing the crucial importance of representing Estonia’s interests and economy abroad. Criticism is directed at the government’s budget priorities, particularly the increase in development and humanitarian aid at a time when embassies are falling into disrepair. This position is results-based, demanding improvements in state representation and the redirection of aid funds toward developing foreign relations.

The speaker takes a strong stand against misinformation concerning mobilization training and the payment of social benefits to individuals granted international protection. This position is fact-based and focuses on refuting the opposing side’s claims, emphasizing the necessity of adhering strictly to truth and facts. The central focus is the state's actual activities in the defense and social sectors.