By Months: Reili Rand

The focus is heavily placed on social equality and supporting children, particularly regarding the insufficient state funding for school meals. It criticizes the government's priorities, which favor the affluent (those earning over 4000 euros) at the expense of investments directed toward children. These positions are strongly value-based, emphasizing equal opportunities for all children and the strengthening of social safety nets. It also stresses the importance of ensuring internal security and maintaining the PPA's (Police and Border Guard Board) response capability despite regional labor shortages.

The political position is strongly social-democratic, centered on resolving the demographic crisis and standardizing family benefits (raising them to 100 euros). The speaker opposes regional budget cuts and criticizes the government's policy of taking out loans to cover current expenditures, emphasizing the need for the state to set a proper example. The focus is on a value-based approach (the equal valuing of every child) and criticizing the government for its inaction and "blind optimism."

The political focus centers on social justice, family well-being, and regional equality, emphasizing that these elements are an integral part of security alongside national defense. The party strongly supports universal social measures, such as free kindergarten and the standardization of family benefits. It criticizes the government for ignoring the financial hardship faced by people during the supplementary budget process. Overall, the party's policy approach is predominantly value-based and oppositional.

The political platform is strongly social-democratic, focusing on social justice, regional equality, and government accountability. Key issues include family livelihoods, island connectivity, and protecting regional projects (such as the Haapsalu railway) from government budget cuts. The stance is strongly oppositional, criticizing the government (especially the Reform Party) for reversing political decisions and ignoring gender balance. Kaduvik is value-based, emphasizing equality and justice.

The political position is strongly social democratic, focusing on the protection of equal opportunities, social justice, and solidarity systems. The most pressing issues are gender equality (the wage gap, balance in governing bodies) and concerns regarding the quality of youth work and the privatization of healthcare. These standpoints are predominantly value-based and resolute, demanding that the state lead by example. Criticism is aimed at the government's delays and the narrow focus of conservative factions when addressing social issues.

The political platform heavily emphasizes social justice, particularly the advancement of women’s rights (CEDAW) and regional parity. The speaker is critical of the government’s economic policy, accusing it of prioritizing the interests of a select few businesses over the general public’s livelihood and the decline in purchasing power. These positions are strongly value-driven (equality) and aimed at altering specific political decisions (railway funding, tax policy).

The political focus is on national security, particularly strengthening maritime security in the context of hybrid threats (sabotage, information operations). The speaker, representing the Social Democrats, strongly supports amending the Defence Forces Organization Act and the Economic Zone Act to grant the Defence Forces decisive authority. Furthermore, emphasis is placed on the need to invest in the development of the Estonian Navy through national defense funding, ensuring the capability to respond to changed circumstances. This stance is deeply rooted in policy and values, highlighting the critical importance of the sea for both the economy and freedom.

The political focus is on energy policy and the strategic decision regarding the construction of a nuclear power plant. The speaker strongly opposes the procedure being used to adopt this momentous decision without prior risk assessment and verification of necessity. The framing of the issue is centered on policy and procedure, emphasizing the importance of strategic documents. The stance is strongly oppositional to the current decision-making process.

The political focus is centered on improving Estonia's competitiveness, which is being addressed as a critical and urgent issue. The speaker strongly advocates for active intervention by the legislature and the implementation of concrete initial steps to achieve this objective, presenting their stance through a policy-driven framework.

The political position is strongly focused on consumer protection and the prevention of debtor issues. The speaker actively supports regulation designed to protect the interests of the borrower and prevent them from falling into the scope of debt collection. This stance is policy- and results-driven, underscoring the necessity of accelerating the establishment of a positive credit register.